What impact will the Together Alliance March have on the rising tide of division in society? This event, scheduled for March 28, 2026, in London, aims to unite various groups against the far-right and promote a message of solidarity.
The Together Alliance, which includes trade unionists, environmental groups, community activists, faith leaders, artists, and elected representatives, is expecting hundreds of thousands to gather. The march will commence at Park Lane, with groups beginning to assemble at 12:00 noon and the march departing at 1:00 PM.
As the front of the main march reaches Trafalgar Square and Whitehall at 2:00 PM, speeches will commence on stages set up for the event. Music events are scheduled to start at 3:00 PM, with the entire event concluding by 6:00 PM.
UNISON has voiced its support for the Together Alliance, emphasizing the importance of unity over division. Andrea Egan, a representative, stated, “Trade unions have always stood on the side of unity and fairness,” and stressed that “the politics of hate and division cannot be allowed to go unchallenged.”
The rally in Whitehall must conclude by 5:00 PM, and there will be a significant policing presence in Westminster during the protests to ensure safety and order.
The Together Alliance aims to stand united against the rise of far-right rhetoric and anti-immigration narratives, sending a clear message that there is no place for racism or hatred in communities.
Jon Savell, involved in the planning of the event, remarked, “We take these fears seriously and have carefully considered them in our planning.” As the date approaches, the atmosphere is charged with anticipation and determination.
Details remain unconfirmed regarding the exact number of attendees, but the Together Alliance is prepared for a large turnout, reflecting the growing concern over social division.