A historic castle in Totnes is draped in a large rainbow flag as part of Pride festival celebrations, according to reporting by the Daily Mail. Locals discover the display on Saturday morning, with the flag described as measuring 150 metres (492 feet).
The coverage says the Pride event runs for four days. The article frames the reaction as mixed, describing “fury” among some residents, though it does not provide detailed quotations or outcomes in the material shared. The main points across the outlet focus on the visibility of the decoration, its scale, and its placement on an iconic local landmark during the festival period.
While the account emphasizes public response, other reported specifics about organizers, official approvals, or any resulting disputes are not included in the provided excerpts. The story centers on the display itself—how it appears on a historic site and the timing within the Pride festivities.
