Please contact our Communications Director, Dan Kirkby at [email protected] or give him a call on: +44 (0) 7785 392735
Broadcasting/Streaming the Event
Broadcasters are being offered the chance to stream or broadcast the event live – or run delayed transmission – free of charge. They are invited to register their interest by emailing [email protected]
For all of our photos from past events, please log onto our Flickr Page – CLICK HERE
Photo passes
Photographers wishing to register for photo passes must contact Dan Kirkby by email [email protected]
If you need to contact us via our Social Media channels, please visit us X, Facebook , Instagram & YouTube
For all of our photos from past events, please log onto our Flickr Page – CLICK HERE
We’re getting ready to celebrate 40 incredible years of the London Parade this coming New Year’s Day – January 1st, 2026! Get a sneak peek at what’s to come and relive the magic with our brand-new celebration video.
Read more...Exciting news – applications for the London Parade 2026 open on March 1st, 2025, at 9 AM! Whether you're a performer, float creator, or have a unique talent, this is your chance to shine on a global stage.
Join us for this once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to be part of a historic celebration. The London Parade Hall of Fame is waiting for its next star – could it be you? Don’t miss the chance to leave your mark on this unforgettable event.
Applications open March 1st – get ready to make history!
London’s iconic New Year’s Day Parade is now rebranded as the London Parade for its 40th anniversary, marking the start of a fresh new era. Executive Director Joe Bone, in collaboration with WMA agency, simplified the name and refreshed the brand, while maintaining the event's festive spirit. The parade continues to celebrate London’s vibrant diversity with performances from around the globe, attracting worldwide viewers. With a new vibrant colour palette reflecting London's iconic tube lines, the event remains a charitable highlight, with millions raised for local causes.
Read more...Lewisham, Sutton and Greenwich were the big borough winners at London’s New Year’s Day Parade, but London charities are the real winners.
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