The event featured a faith tent for the very first time. Pride Cymru was attended by thousands of people from different religious backgrounds, celebrating their place in the LGBTQ community.
Wales you were colourful, you were brilliant and you were PROUD! Thank you for your incredible support celebrating all things LGBT! 🏳️🌈❤️ pic.twitter.com/bS2Z6h3TmG
— Pride Cymru (@PrideCymru) August 27, 2017
Among the organizations was also the Wales Air Ambulance. A mascot of Wales Air Ambulance joined the event. Alongside the mascot of South Wales Police.
Rydyn ni yma i bawb yng Nhgymru!
We are here for everyone in Wales! #PrideCymru #OurPride pic.twitter.com/fbDjs2U681
— Wales Air Ambulance Charity (@air_ambulance) August 26, 2017
@air_ambulance @swpolice together #swppride pic.twitter.com/cDy6a9drcl
— Richard J Lewis QPM (@Richjonlewis) August 26, 2017
Shouldn't they be out saving lives/catching criminals?
— Graham Down (@cllrgraham_down) August 26, 2017
Hi Graham, this isn't our actual helicopter. Our 4 helicopters are currently on standby for absolutely everybody across Wales 🌈🚁 #PrideCymru
— Wales Air Ambulance Charity (@air_ambulance) August 26, 2017
https://twitter.com/BobbyNuisance/status/901529916524593154
Great isn't it? Wonder how long it took for them to come up with it or whether it was straight off the bat?
— Rob Jefferson (@RobJefferson) August 27, 2017
https://twitter.com/jaspertandy/status/901563861303795712
tonight at 11. wales air ambulance PR team faces charges of arson.
— Amon26 (@Amon26) August 26, 2017
They're good helicopters, Graham. pic.twitter.com/1ALytZ4LpM
— BLMari & Joon (@GoldStarMarimo) August 27, 2017
That's the greatest thing. I laughed outloud alone.
— Jennifer Carter (@happylife1411) August 26, 2017
With great wit, comes great responsibility.
— Lance Cameron (@lcameron4435) August 26, 2017