Our team of volunteers are working hard to deliver Bath Pride. Our trustee board provides oversight of Bath Pride's activities, and the organising committee manages the day-to-day running of Pride.

• Katie Skinner (she/her)

Hi I'm Katie. I was born in Bath, and moved back here permanently about ten years ago. I'm bisexual, and I'm disabled - both of these identities shape how I interact with the world. I'm excited to be helping with Bath Pride, and I really believe that participating in your community can be an important way to make big changes.

• Bon O'Hara (they/them)

Hi I'm Bon, I'm a proudly queer and neurodivergant parent, partner, educator and youth worker. I've been a Bath resident since I moved here 20 odd years ago for uni, and I currently live in Peasedown St John. As part of the teams behind the Bath Gender Equality Network, Transcend Festival, and Bristol Butch Bar, I spend a lot of my time creating places for queer people to take up space and I'm really excited for Bath to finally have a grassroots, inclusive Pride celebration of its own.

• Tracey Hancock (she/her)

Hi I'm Tracey. I came out in the early 1980s and was active through the section 28 years and beyond. Recently though I've taken a less active role in queer issues so I'm really excited to be involved with Bath Pride. I lived in London for a long time and moved to Bath 11 years ago.

• Bon (they/them)

Hi I'm Bon, I'm a proudly queer and neurodivergant parent, partner, educator and youth worker. I've been a Bath resident since I moved here 20 odd years ago for uni, and I currently live in Peasedown St John. As part of the teams behind the Bath Gender Equality Network, Transcend Festival, and Bristol Butch Bar, I spend a lot of my time creating places for queer people to take up space and I'm really excited for Bath to finally have a grassroots, inclusive Pride celebration of its own.

• Claire (she/they)

Hi I'm Claire (she/they). I've been living in Bath for 8 years, moving here after university and putting down roots. I'm a queer musician, arts manager, and educator. I'm navigating life with long covid, trying to balance recovery and all the things I love. Right now, that includes playing with South West Queer Wind Band and attending WIG! I'm bisexual and am so thankful for my little queer family here in Bath. I'm so excited to be part of Bath Pride and for the family to grow!

• Diomede (they/them)

Hi, I'm Diomede! I've been doing drag in Bath for over a year and been studying here since 2021, and in that time I've fallen in love with the city and the queer family here. I'm super excited to be part of the committee as I'm really passionate about this pride being a fully inclusive and diverse experience for everyone involved.

• Nik (he/they)

Nik is a LGBTQ+ activist, musician, published academic queer writer, drag performer (a.k.a. Mother) and host of Bath's famous drag cabaret, WIG! Having worked as an activist internationally for over a decade, Nik founded and ran Midsomer Norton Pride for four years - and lead the first Bath Pride in 2017. Intersectionality is at the heart of his activism - and their goal is to make Bath Pride a celebration that shows the best of our local community, while fighting passionately for a more inclusive and queer Bath.

• Remy (they/them)

Hi, I'm Remy (they/them), and I'm so excited to be welcoming this pride event to our city. I'm honoured to bring my 16 years of events experience to the table, to produce what I'm sure will be an incredible day for the community. Nik and I have worked together for almost 6 years on the drag show 'Wig!' and I have been part of numerous queer community events for both adults and young people - togetherness is at the heart of Pride; there is great power in knowing we are not alone.

• Tommy (he/him)

Hello everyone I am Tommy. I first moved to Bath to study in 2012 and this city has proceeded to become my home in the last decade. In that time I have been active in campaigning for equality and justice, particularly LGBT+ and gender equality. I am really looking forward to creating a pride that we can all be proud of and represents the vibrant LGBT+ community we have in Bath.

• Wren (she/her)

I've been around Bath since the 1950s and that makes me officially an old dyke. I've seen the words we use to describe ourselves come and go over the years. Some hate the word ‘dyke' but I love it. I'm an ex academic and ex foster carer with a PhD in queer literary studies but now I'm retired I am like the lilies of the field … I toil not and neither do I spin (except when I'm working on getting a fabulous Pride event going along with other members of the committee).