Together Alliance

A split-screen promotional image. The top half shows a large, diverse group of people standing outdoors, many holding signs that say "LOVE IS BACK" or "MARCH FOR LOVE, FOR UNITY, FOR HOPE, TOGETHER." The bottom half shows a smaller group of people gathered behind a table with snacks and flyers, holding similar signs. Large text across the center reads: "FIND AN EVENT THIS SATURDAY."

A graphic titled "LONDON" listing locations, venues, and times for events. A legend at the bottom indicates that a pink dot represents a "Stall / Leafleting" and a green dot represents a "Demo / Rally." Bexley: Bexleyheath Shopping Market (11:00–14:00) Brixton: Windrush Square (12:00) Bromley: Bromley High St (12:00–14:00) Crouch End: Crouch End Broadway (11:00–12:30) Croydon: Centrale Shopping Centre (12:00–13:00) Hackney: Dalston Kingsland (13:30) Islington: Angel Tube Station (11:00) Lewisham: Lewisham Station (12:00–14:00) Newham: Forest Gate Station (12:00–14:00) Peckham: Peckham Square (11:00) Tower Hamlets: Watney Street Market (12:30–14:30) Wood Green: Wood Green Library (12:00–13:00)

A graphic titled "REST OF THE UK" with the same pink/green legend for event types. Altrincham: outside M&S WA14 1RH (12:00–13:30) Bradford: near Broadway/Barclays (12:00–14:00) Bristol: Cascade Steps (12:00) Bury: The Rock (12:00–14:00) Cardiff: Sport Wales National Centre (12:00) Coventry: City Centre Community Centre (12:00) Exeter: Bedford Square (11:00–14:00) Glasgow: Buchanan Steps (12:00) Hastings: George Street, Old Town (12:00–13:00) Hastings: Café Nero, New Town (12:00–13:00) Hastings: Kings Road Spar, St. Leonards (12:00–13:00) Hull: Tesco King Edward Street (11:30–14:30)

A graphic titled "REST OF THE UK CONTINUED" with the same pink/green legend. Lancaster: The Plinth Market Square Leeds: Leeds Art Gallery (12:00) Liverpool: Church St (13:00–15:00) Manchester: Tesco Market Street (14:00) Plymouth: Old Town Street (12:00–13:30) Sheffield: Sheffield Town Hall (12:00–14:00) Stockport: Merseyway Shopping Centre (11:30–13:00) Wakefield: Wakefield Precinct (12:00) West Kirby: Banks Road/Dee Lane (11:00–13:00) Wigan: Greensway Shopping Centre (11:00) York: Barclays Bank (12:00)

We’re mobilising this Saturday in city centres across the country.

Let’s get the word out about 28 March.

👉 Find your local event

Together Alliance Together is an alliance of hundreds of civil society organisations united against the far right.

Be part of it: togetheralliance.org.uk

#together

We face a huge challenge ahead.

But by standing together, we can create the force needed to stop the far right.

A medium shot of Nigel Farage wearing a blue suit and a pink patterned tie. He is gesturing with his right hand open toward the viewer. A white text box at the top reads: "Men make sacrifices many women don't for top jobs, Farage says".

A close-up, low-angle shot of Nigel Farage speaking into a microphone. A white text box at the bottom contains the following text: "Nigel Farage has praised the misogynist influencer Andrew Tate for being an “important voice” for the “emasculated” and giving boys “perhaps a bit of confidence at school” in online interviews that appear to be aimed at young men over the past year. The Reform UK leader spoke in favour of Tate for defending “male culture” in a Strike It Big podcast that aired in February, while acknowledging that the influencer had gone “over the top” and elsewhere that he had said some “pretty horrible” things."

Nigel Farage and another man are walking outdoors, surrounded by people holding light blue "I'm voting REFORM UK" signs. Farage is on the left in a green jacket and red tie; the other man is on the right in a dark suit and light blue tie. A black text box at the bottom reads: "Reform’s by-election candidate suggested people who don’t have children should pay more tax".

A head-and-shoulders portrait of Nigel Farage wearing a blue suit, pink shirt, and patterned tie with a red poppy pin on his lapel. A white text box at the bottom reads: "Nigel Farage has previously taken aim at UK abortion laws, saying they are “totally out of date”, arguing it is “ludicrous we allow abortion up to 24 weeks”."

PSA: the far right don’t like women.

We’re not going to stand by while any man tries to make misogyny normalised in this country.

Wake up, Nigel – it’s 2026, not 1956.

March with us on 28 March if you agree.

Top Panel: A desaturated photo of a high street with a "Closing Down" sale sign in a shop window. Top Text: Bold white letters overlaid on the image read: "YOU CAN'T FIGHT POVERTY WITH RACISM." Bottom Panel: A photo of a white private jet flying against a grey sky.

Text on a black background with pink accents. Heading: "I’D LIKE TO GET INVOLVED. CAN I VOLUNTEER?" Body text: "We welcome any and all volunteers! From stewarding on the day, to getting the word out in your community – every little bit helps. It's all hands on deck to make this march as powerful as possible. Sign up to volunteer via: bit.ly/togetheralliance-volunteer"

I'd like to get involved. Can I volunteer?

bit.ly/togetheralliance-volunteer

Text on a black background with orange accents. Heading: "WHAT SHOULD I BRING ON THE MARCH?" Body text: "Staying hydrated, connected and safe during the march is key. We recommend packing: a water bottle, a power bank, a hat, rain coat and any other essentials you may need, such as medication or noise-reduction headphones. And most important of all: all your friends + family!"

What should I bring on the march?

Text on a black background with purple accents. Heading: "IS THE MARCH ACCESSIBLE?" Body text: "Yes! The march will be accessible to people with disabilities and other needs, with a shorter route laid out to accommodate those who need it. We’ve identified a number of rest stops along the route where public buildings will be opened for those who need to take a rest. See full access info here: togetheralliance.org.uk/access"

Is the march accessible?

togetheralliance.org.uk/access

Text on a black background with green accents. Heading: "CAN I ATTEND IF I’VE NEVER MARCHED BEFORE?" Body text: "Absolutely! This march is for anyone who’s tired of being told whom to hate or the cruel vilification of our neighbours in the media. We don’t have to agree on everything. If you are for love over hate, hope over fear and unity over division, we want to march together with you. It’ll be a joyous, welcoming atmosphere on the march. Join us!"

Can I attend if I've never marched before?

Text on a black background with pink accents. Heading: "CAN I BRING MY KIDS?" Body text: "The march will be open and welcoming with a family-friendly, festival atmosphere. Expect music, culture and a welcoming atmosphere. We are working closely with the Met Police to coordinate the march in an orderly way. Hundreds of wonderful volunteer stewards will be stationed along the route to provide help and assistance if needed."

Can I bring my kids?

Text on a black background with orange accents. Heading: "DO YOU HAVE ANY SUBSIDISED TRAVEL?" Body text: "Over 110 coaches and trains from across the country are being organised by unions and local groups for subsidised rates, with more added every week. Whether you want to travel together or are just looking for a cheaper option, this is your best bet. Find out more about travel options: togetheralliance.org.uk/transport"

Do you have any subsidised travel?

togetheralliance.org.uk/transport

Text on a black background with purple accents. Heading: "WHAT DO YOU MEAN BY THE ‘FAR RIGHT’?" Body text: "Those who stir up hate against our neighbours. Or push racism and a hatred of women. Anyone who uses fear and intimidation to divide people and advance their agenda. At rallies and on social media, you’ll hear them spew vicious Islamophobia, detail their antisemitic 'great replacement' conspiracy theories and their vile hatred for women, disabled or LGBTQ+ people. That’s who we’re marching against."

What do you mean by the 'far right'?

Text on a black background with green accents. Heading: "WHO IS THE TOGETHER ALLIANCE?" Body text: "We’re made up of hundreds of civil society organisations representing over 7 million people. We’re backed by thousands of people across the country. We are trade unionists and environmentalists, community activists and faith leaders, musicians, athletes, entertainers and elected representatives. We are teachers, firefighters, care workers, cleaners, midwives, engineers...decent people working hard for their families and communities – united against the far right."

Who is the Together Alliance?

Graphic on a black background with pink accents. The header reads "WHAT'S HAPPENING ON 28 MARCH?" The text explains that the march on Saturday, 28 March, aims to "turn back the far right" with a family-friendly, festival atmosphere. It notes assembly is at 12pm at Park Lane (Hyde Park Corner tube) and ends at Whitehall. Includes the website: togetheralliance.org.uk.

What's happening on 28 March?

Text-based graphic on a black background. At the top, a logo for "TOGETHER" is shown with "28 MARCH LONDON" in orange and pink banners. In the center, large purple blocks contain the text "FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS." Below this is a green button that says "SWIPE" with a right-pointing arrow. At the bottom, an orange banner reads "3 WEEKS TO GO."

Your questions, answered 🧵

Can I bring kids?
Is the march accessible?
How do I volunteer?

See below ⬇️

#together

We’ve all seen what happens when the far-right gets into leadership.

Just look at the US
Or Europe’s not-so-distant past.

Mother Bernadette and thousands of others are marching on 28 March to make sure that doesn’t happen here in Britain.

Will you join us?

#together

A vibrant outdoor mural painted on the side of "Clarkes of Sussex The Art Shop." The shop sign above features a rainbow-colored paint drip design. The mural itself is predominantly yellow with repeating text in the background reading "UNITY LOVE HOPE." Large, stylized letters in the foreground read "WE ARE TOGETHER" in blue and pink, followed by "LOVE HOPE UNITY" in large block letters across the bottom in blue, pink, and yellow.

WE ARE TOGETHER 🫶

Help us show the country that we stand together against division on 28 March by joining us in Central London.

From Brighton to Bala, let’s make it known we stand united.

“Last summer, seeing all the flags go up was a turning point for me. The sickness I felt listening to friends and family who felt personally targeted by the ‘message’ they saw in those flags...and understanding that I needed to be more visible and vocal about the values I hold and hope to see in our world.”

March with us.

28 March. Park Lane. Noon.

🚨Thursday 5 March - get ready with us!

On 28 March thousands will march in London for love, unity and hope 💜

This Thursday, encourage others to march too:
📱Let others know
📸 Share a photo or video
🚌 Sign up. Book your transport
www.togetheralliance.org.uk @togetheralliance.bsky.social

We’re facing an unprecedented challenge: the normalisation of far-right narratives.

We have to come together to show that this is not who we are.

For our neighbours, our friends, our family.

Join us on 28 March, Central London.
@friends-earth.bsky.social

Top Section: A red background featuring a photo of Jim Ratcliffe and a large white private jet. Text: "POV: YOU HAVE A NET WORTH OF £30 BILLION AND LIVE IN MONACO." Quote: A speech bubble from Ratcliffe reads, "...the UK has been colonised. It's costing too much money." Bottom Section: A black background titled "MEANWHILE..." displaying various news-style headlines on white tilted blocks. Headlines: These include "Billionaires see fortunes rise by 27% during the pandemic," "Energy profits cost households £500 each," and "UK public has paid £200bn to shareholders of key industries since privatisation."

You can’t fight poverty with racism.

March with us on 28 March to say: we’re sick of our neighbours being scapegoated.

It’s the billionaires to blame. Not immigrants.

The far right isn’t going to dissipate of its own free will.

@labourlewis.bsky.social #together

“I'm only young, but I understand history – I want the future to be bright and full of hope! That’s why I stand against the far right. People deserve to be treated with dignity no matter their sex, culture, or background.”

We all have reasons for marching. What's yours?

Top Half: A meme format showing a person in an orange jacket gesturing in rejection toward a list of economic grievances. Rejected Text: Headlines about 0.001% of people holding massive wealth, energy profits costing households £500, and soaring corporate profits while bills rise. Bottom Half: The same person gesturing in approval toward xenophobic rhetoric. Approved Text: Large bold text reading "THERE ARE TOO MANY MIGRANTS" and the quote "...the UK has been colonised. It's costing too much money." Contextual Header: The top of the image reads, "British people: 'The NHS is crumbling, our bills are rising, communities are angry.' BILLIONAIRES:"

ONE MONTH TO GO 💪🏼

From first-timers to families, Saturday 28 March is for everyone.

Let’s say no to division…and do it in style :)

Share to invite friends and family along ➡️

My Great Grandma was a suffragette. My Grandmother survived the Nazis. My Mother championed equal pay and respect for AIDS sufferers. Now it's my generation's turn to step up and show our daughters the power of peaceful protest and standing together for what is good and decent.

It’s our turn to show up: for what’s good and decent.

Let us know your reason for marching 👇

#together #whyimarch #28march #hope #history

❌ You can’t fight poverty with racism.
❌ And you can’t fix a broken system by scapegoating migrants.

Blame the corporate greed at the top. We’re talking to you, Farage + Musk.

#MarchAgainstFarRight #Together

March with us on 28 March to secure a better future for our children: togetheralliance.org.uk

Children copy what they see.

And educators across the country are seeing exactly what happens when children are exposed to the far right’s harmful narratives.

It’s sickening.

@neunion.bsky.social

March with us on 28 March to say: we are the majority, and we’re sick of far right lies.