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An Act for farther regulating the use of Locomotives on Turnpike and other roads for Agricultural and other purposes. SWR has an active Pride Network championing inclusivity in the area on sexual orientation and gender identity. In February,LGBTQIA+History Month, SWR was highly commended for Diversity & Inclusion in Rail at the Rail Business Awards. Bryce Hunt, Weymouth Station Manager and Chair of South Western Railway’s Pride Network, commented: Valentino Vecchietti, creator of the Intersex-Inclusive Pride flag and founder of Intersex Equality Rights UK, commented:

We’re proud to have partnered with two charities that are really making a difference in our communities. The LGBT Foundation, Stonewall Housingand akt are doing great work in cities, towns and villages up and down our network and helping LGBTQ+ individuals who face difficulties in the community they live in. Our Live Proud strategy doesn’t stop at the barriers. Yes, we’re looking after our teams but we’re also here to look out for members of the community, too. That’s why we’ll continue to add more partnerships and make more of a positive impact where it counts. Ministry of Railways (Railway Board)". www.indianrailways.gov.in. Indian Railways . Retrieved December 13, 2020.

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The train will feature Pride-related information during its onboard announcements. Credit: Avanti West Coast We’re excited to be joining the Birmingham Pride walking parade on 25 thSeptember. Last year, we promised to celebrate Pride when the time was right and that’s now – we’re looking forward to visibly showing that we #LiveProud. The rainbow Pride flag has long been a symbol ofLGBTQIA+people and it has been updated several times in recent years to reflect different parts of the community, celebrating its diversity and promoting greater inclusion both within and without. Toll fees of locomotives and their wagons: to be tolled at every 2 tons of vehicle weight, and equal to the respective tolls charged for horse-drawn vehicles. Vehicles with non-cylindrical wheels were to be charged 50% more. (Section 1) Observers will be able to spot the newly decorated train flying the flag on the busy South West Main Line between London Waterloo and Weymouth, travelling through Greater London, Surrey, Hampshire, and Dorset.

First train in the UK to be fully wrapped in the progressive pride flag – 11 carriages, 265 metres long Stipulated that self-propelled vehicles should be accompanied by a crew of three; if the vehicle was attached to two or more vehicles an additional person was to accompany the vehicles; a man with a red flag was to walk at least 60yd (55m) ahead of each vehicle, who was also required to assist with the passage of horses and carriages. The vehicle was required to stop at the signal of the flagbearer. (Section 3) June 2020 is Pride Month, a celebration of LGBTQ+ people across the world. It’s a time of increased visibility, a chance to support diverse communities and an opportunity to start new discussions – which is why for many of us it’s a huge disappointment that this year, we can’t physically celebrate Pride with others.This is not the first time RuPaul has made potentially exclusionary statements about drag’s relationship to the trans community. The early years of the automobile in Britain". Dailmer . Retrieved 9 October 2010. Meanwhile British Motor Syndicate began a public relations campaign to lobby for the repeal of the "Highways and Locomotive Act", still the main obstacle to the introduction of the car in Britain... Furthermore, on November 2, 1895, the syndicate published the first issue of the magazine "The Autocar" – today the world's oldest car magazine ... The show was a great success and in political terms, too, things were now running according to plan. Even before the show opened the Prince of Wales, the future King Edward VII, expressed a desire to view and ride in an automobile. Simms and Ellis were happy to oblige with a ride in a belt-driven Daimler. Prince Edward returned from his test drive full of enthusiasm, and even though he expressed the view that as an animal lover he hoped the car would not render the horse completely redundant, he agreed to become patron of Britain's first motor show.