Pride Cymru brings Cardiff to a standstill

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There was a real carnival atmosphere in Cardiff city centre

The streets of Cardiff were brought to a colourful standstill on Saturday as record numbers attended Pride Cymru.

A one-mile long parade, including an inflatable unicorn and a dragon made up of balloons, snaked through the city.

People on colourful floats and holding banners and flags enjoyed the carnival atmosphere.

Peter Jenkins, attending his 19th Pride Cymru, said: "I have seen it grow and grow. I never, ever thought we would get to this stage".

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South Wales Police Chief Superintendent praises Pride

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Crowds lined the streets in Cardiff city centre as celebrations got under way

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There were various flags on display, including plenty of Welsh flags

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An inflatable unicorn was among the parade's most notable attractions

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The less mythical but equally popular dog was another attraction on the parade

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A dragon made up of balloons was spotted outside Cardiff Castle

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St John Ambulance staff were on hand to join in the celebrations