Saturday 28th March 2026
12 noon
London
The Together Alliance Against The Far Right have called a National Demonstration in Central London on 28th March 2026 at 12 noon.
DPAC are a supporter of the Together alliance and we know disabled people want to take part in this very important demonstration.
There is a main march, a short march, and an online protest.
If you’re coming to London this is the link to TFL journey planner: https://tfl.gov.uk/plan-a-journey/
All of the access information for the Together Alliance is here on the Together Alliance website, https://www.togetheralliance.org.uk/acccess
This includes details of accessible toilets, charging points for electric mobility aids, bus routes, maps of the route and what to bring on a demo if you’ve never been on one before.
Main march
The main March starts at Park Lane.
There will be a bloc for disabled people near the front of the March, which will be Bloc B: Deaf & Disabled People Against Fascism
It’s meeting at 11.30 am, outside the London Intercontinental hotel, 1 Hamilton Place, London. W1J 7QJ
The march will assemble at 12 noon and set off at 1pm
The bloc will have access stewards & BSL Interpreters from NUBSLI
Nicky Evans will be the contact point
Please bring your banners, placards and your family and friends.
Please see graphic below for Together Alliance Deaf & Disabled People Against Fascism Bloc for March 28th
The nearest accessible underground station is Green Park, Piccadilly, London W1J 9DZ – Victoria and Jubilee Lines.
If you’re coming on the Elizabeth Line, Bond Street is the Nearest Station to the march, which is located on Oxford Street, London W1R 1FE
Short accessible march
If you can’t participate in the full march, a short accessible march has been organised.
This will assemble at 1pm outside Waterstones, The Grand Building, Trafalgar Square, London WC2N 5EJ.
The short accessible March will have access stewards.
The nearest accessible underground station for the accessible march is Westminster, Bridge Street, London SW1A 2JR.
Rally
There will be a rally at Whitehall. The rally will have BSL Interpreters.
There will be a safe space in front of the stage for disabled people to access and listen to the speeches.
Online Protest
We know that not all disabled people can participate on the day, but want to be involved.
Therefore an online protest, in collaboration with Disability Rebellion and DPAC has been organised for 12 noon on Saturday 28th March.
Hashtags:
#DisabledPeopleAgainstTheFarRight #DisabledPeopleAgainstFascism
Tag:
@Dis_PPL_Protest @DRDisabilityReb @UKTogetherAll
Graphics and BSL
British Sign Language video by National Union of British Sign Language Interpreters (NUBSLI).
Accessible bloc poster
Easy read poster
