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BLUE LIGHT ZONE
Blue Light Zone, supported by the RNLI
Join us for a celebration at East Coast Pride's Blue Light Zone, a tribute to our emergency services and armed forces, which are a part of our community. This will allow you to meet the heroes who keep our communities safe and celebrate pride with them, fostering a sense of belonging at our local lifeboat station.
Zone Opening Times: 11:00 am until 5:00pm | Event Location: ///Fled.Rope.Engine
Emergency Services Showcase
Experience an up-close experience with teams from Lincolnshire Police, East Midlands Ambulance Service, Lincolnshire Fire and Rescue, HM Coastguard, LIVES, and the crews from various RNLI Stations and RNLI Lifeguards along the Lincolnshire coast.
Interactive Experiences
This is a fantastic opportunity to meet the amazing people serving these critical roles within our East Lincolnshire community. Learn about their work, challenges, and contributions to the LGBTQIA+ community. It’s a chance to gain insight into the lives of those always on the frontline keeping us safe.
Celebrating Blue Light Pride
This event is more than just a meet-and-greet; it celebrates the inclusivity and diversity within our emergency services and armed forces. It's an acknowledgement of their unwavering support and commitment to the LGBTQIA+ community, and a thank you for their service.
Photo Opportunities
Grab your chance to take photos with these real-life heroes. Don your favourite Pride gear and capture memories with the dedicated members of our emergency services and forces personell in their uniforms.
Confirmed Services
Lincolnshire Police
East Midlands Ambulance Service
Lincolnshire Fire and Rescue
RNLI Lifeboats
HM Coastguard
RNLI Lifeguards
St John Ambulance
National Coastwatch
Lincolnshire Emergency Blood Bikes
LIVES
Lee St Quinton, Superintendant
Lincolnshire Police
“It is great to see that Skegness will see its very own Pride event when in previous years Lincoln and Mablethorpe have led the way.
We at Lincolnshire Police look forward to this event and having more opportunities to celebrate diversity and inclusion in the town.”
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