STOP THE FAR-RIGHT
ON 26TH OCTOBER

Date:
Saturday 26th October

Time:
11.30am

Assemble:
Regent Street St. James's,
Picadilly, London, SW1Y 4QF

⏰ DETAILS

We'll be marching from Picadilly Circus to Whitehall, with speakers at the beggining and end of the demonstration.

The march will form on Regent Street St. James and end at the Horse Guard's Parade side of Whitehall.

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🚍 COACHES

There will be coaches coming from towns and cities across the country.

From Glasgow to Gateshead, from Bangor to Brighton we will turn up in our thousands to show the far-right they are not welcome here.

Click on the button below to book your seat and join us to stand up to the far right in London.

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📣 WHY WE'RE MARCHING

On 26 October, we take a stand against racism, fascism and the far-right's hate.

We will counter-protest Tommy Robinson's planned demonstration.

Our march is about resisting the rise of racism, Islamophobia and antisemitism. Over the summer, we suffered the biggest racist attacks we've seen in a generation, with hotels housing asylum seekers set on fire, Muslims targeted on the streets and ugly, racist rhetoric on our streets and in the media.

Across Europe, the far-right is gaining ground, with Le Penn's National Rally electing their largest ever group of MPs into the French Parliament, the AfD gaining power in local government in Germany and the far-right Freedom Party topping the polls in Austria.

Our demonstration is a united stand for equality, justice and solidarity to send a clear message that we will not allow hate to take over our streets.

Join us on Saturday 26 October and let's show the far-right that they don't represent us.

Mick Lynch
RMT General-Secretary

Daniel Kebede
NEU General-Secretary

Jeremy Corbyn MP
Islington North

Ben Jamal
Palestine Solidarity Campaign

Jon Trickett MP
Hemsworth

Diane Abbott MP
Stoke Newington & Hackney North

🗣️ SPEAKERS

🤝 SUPPORTERS

This counter-demonstration is backed by organisations from across the country including trade unions, religious organisations, social justice groups, charities in the refugees sector and anti-racist campaigns.