Surrey's first pride parade joins annual pride festival at Holland Park.
Photos by Boaz Joseph / The Leader
Surrey’s first pride parade took place on Sunday.
About 200 people marched from the city hall plaza to Holland Park to join the annual Pride Festival for entertainment, food and music.
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