Route
The march will begin gathering and forming up from 1:00pm (13:00 BST) on Langham Place/the A4201 (southbound), in the main road near the BBC building and All Souls Church.
It will depart at roughly 2:00pm (14:00 BST) making its way down Regent Street and through Piccadilly Circus before turning onto Haymarket, and finally passing through Cockspur Street into Trafalgar Square.
Getting There
! Important !
Expect road closures and bus diversions due to large numbers of people making their way to the event.
This will also prevent taxi drop-offs from being made directly to the start or end points.
Be prepared to disembark from transport a short distance away from main roads and travel to Langham Place / Trafalgar Square on foot.
Tube
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Oxford Circus
~4-5 minutes away from Langham Place via Regents Street.
Not fully step free. -
Bond Street
~9-10 mins from Langham Place via Oxford St/Regent St.
Mostly step-free -
Goodge Street
~11-12 mins from Langham Place via A5204 or Tottenham St/Riding House St
Not step-free -
Great Portland Street
~12-13 mins via A4201
Not step free. -
Tottenham Court Road
~13-14 mins via Oxford St/A40 and Regent St.
Mostly step-free
Accessible toilets outside ticket gateline -
Piccadilly Circus
~15-20 mins via Regent St/A4201.
Not step-free -
Charing Cross
~1 min to Trafalgar Square. Not step free.
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Leicester Square
~4 min to Trafalgar Square. Not step free.
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Embankment
~5 min to Trafalgar Square. Not step free.
Bus
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Holles Street (Stop OG)
73, N8, N25, N73
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New Cavendish Street
88, 453, N18
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Portland Place
88, 453, N18
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Great Portland Street (Stop E, Stop F)
88, 453, N18
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John Prince's Street / Oxford Circus (Stop JC)
N137
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Great Titchfield St / Oxford Circus Station (Stop OP) (Stop OJ)
55, 73, 98, 390, N8, N25, N55, N73, N98, N207
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Oxford Street / John Lewis (Stop OF)
94, 93, 139, 390, N98, N113, N207
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Oxford Street / John Lewis (Stop OR)
7, 94, 93, 139, 390, N7, N98, N113, N137, N207
You can find detailed underground access guides (step count, level platform access, etc) at AccessAble.co.uk.
Consult TFL's Journey Planner and Step-Free Tube Map (PDF) for detailed info on each station and to plan your journey.
What to Bring
Essentials
- Face masks/face coverings
- Hand sanitizer
- Water; reusable bottle
- Sun protection (sunglasses, sunscreen, hats, parasols)
- Any necessary meds, inhalers, mobility devices, etc.
- One or more friends - safety in numbers!
Reccomended
- Signs; banners; flags
- Comfortable footwear
- Handheld fans
- Snacks (sandwiches, granola bars, fruit, crisps, etc.)
- Earplugs or Ear Defenders
- Change - some public toilets are pay-to-use (~20-50p fee)
- Backup clothing layers (in case of cooler weather)
Note: Some LT+P Stewards and members of our Access Team will be stocked with limited supplies of earplugs, hand sanitiser, masks, and water that they can provide on request.
Bring your own if you have them to help us conserve resources for those who need them!
March Safety
We strongly encourage attendees to wear FFP2 face masks as a measure to protect our immunocompromised comrades on the day. Bandanas and scarves can work in a pinch. There will be a masked section at the front of A-Bloc/Access Bloc - find this zone at the very front of the march.
Masking up has the added benefit of helping to protect your identity, particularly for those who aren't comfortable being photographed or recorded in the crowd for personal or safety reasons.
Stay home if you feel you are/could be ill. A live stream will be available for remote participation.
Legal Observers will be present as a standard demo safety measure.
They can also distribute bust cards with information on interacting with law enforcement and other legal guidance.
As always we're keeping a close eye on any potential disturbances from the far right, and counter-protesters.
Our teams will have been briefed on emergency preparedness in the event of such an incident. We typically have minimal disruption or threat of outside harm on the day.
Nonetheless, in the interest of safety, arrive and leave together, and don't go anywhere alone.
We anticipate some police presence at London Trans+ Pride 2025.
Typically this is fairly minimal and hands-off, and they tend to prioritise managing road closures and facilitating traffic safety. That said, there is always a slim possibility of confrontation.
Police generally stay close to the very back of the march. If you'd prefer not to have to see or interact with them, we'd suggest avoiding this area.
If approached we advise that you try not speak in any depth with Met police officers without a Legal Observer or Steward present.
- Be mindful of the space and your place in it.
- Be respectful of personal space, identity, ability, and boundaries at all times.
- Do not directly touch or record anyone without consent.
- Don't obstruct the way for, overtake, or push past your disabled comrades, particularly those with mobility aids, canes, or service animals that you could damage.
- Let someone know ASAP if you don't feel safe or need help.
- Prioritise your safety and defend that of those around you.
- Stay aware of your surroundings, always have an exit plan or meeting point worked out for a quick exit or means to find your group.
- Buddy up or come in a group. AVOID ATTENDING ALONE.
- Make sure you know how to get home, or that someone knows where you are and when you're expected to arrive and leave.
- Keep emergency contact info close to hand or written on your skin in marker.
- Stay hydrated!
- LT+P has a zero-tolerance policy for harassment or abuse. Leave disrespect at home.