Manchester, UK, 26th April, 2026. A mobile dragon takes part in the parade. St George's Day Parade proceeds through central Manchester, UK. The event honours England’s patron saint who, according to legend, became famous for slaying a dragon and rescuing a princess. The parade was organised by the St George’s Day Committee with support from Manchester Council. The day itself fell on 23rd April. Credit: Terry Waller/Alamy Live News
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Manchester, UK, 26th April, 2026. A mobile dragon takes part in the parade. St George's Day Parade proceeds through central Manchester, UK. The event honours England’s patron saint who, according to legend, became famous for slaying a dragon and rescuing a princess. The parade was organised by the St George’s Day Committee with support from Manchester Council. The day itself fell on 23rd April. Credit: Terry Waller/Alamy Live News
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