List of protests in the United Kingdom

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Protesting against George W. Bush in 2008

This is a list of protests and protest movements in the United Kingdom. Protest in the UK has concerned issues such as suffrage in the 19th and early 20th centuries, parliamentary reform from the Chartists to the present day, poverty, wages and working conditions, fuel prices, war, human rights, immigration (both for and against), fathers' rights, LGBTQ rights and climate change. In Northern Ireland, protest marches have been particularly contentious, including Bloody Sunday.

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Around April 2019 London's Metropolitan Police decided, as a matter of policy, to stop providing crowd estimates unless there were specific reasons to do so (criminal justice, national security). [1] This policy appears to have been reversed in late 2023, with the media reporting official police estimates for crowds from October that year, as shown in the table.

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No.DateProtestCauseOrganisersLocationAttendance
Organisers' estimatePolice estimateThird-party estimates
115 February 2003 Stop the War Iraq War Stop the War Coalition (StWC)London1,500,000 [2] 750,000 [3] "around a million" [4]
223 March 2019 Put it to the People march Second EU referendum People's Vote, European Movement UK, Open Britain London1,000,000 [5] 312,000 to 400,000 [6] [7]
319 October 2019 Let Us Be Heard Second EU referendum People's Vote, European Movement UK, Open Britain London1,000,000 [8] 105,000 to 216,000 [9]
411 November 2023PSC March for Palestine Israel–Hamas war Palestine Solidarity Campaign (PSC) London800,000 [10] 300,000 [10]
520 October 2018 People's Vote march Second EU referendum People's Vote, European Movement UK, Open Britain London700,000 [11] 450,000 [12]
626 March 2011 March for the Alternative Austerity Trades Union Congress (TUC)London500,000 [13] 250,000 (more than) [14]
728 October 2023PSC March for Palestine Israel–Hamas war Palestine Solidarity Campaign London500,000 [15] 50,000 to 70,000 [16]
813 January 2024PSC March for Palestine Israel–Hamas war Palestine Solidarity Campaign London500,000 (more than) [17]
922 March 2003 Stop the War Iraq War Stop the War Coalition, Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament (CND) London500,000 (StWC), 200,000-300,000 (CND) [18] 200,000 [18]
1023 September 2002 Liberty & Livelihood Hunting and countryside causes Countryside Alliance London407,791 [19] 400,000 [19]
1122 October 1983CND march for peace Nuclear weapons Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament London400,000 [20] 200,000 [21]
1224 September 2002 Stop the War Iraq War Stop the War Coalition, Muslim Association of Britain (MAB) London400,000 [22] 150,000 [22] [23]
139 March 2024PSC March for Palestine Israel–Hamas war Palestine Solidarity Campaign London400,000 [24] "tens of thousands" [25]
1421 October 2023PSC March for Palestine Israel–Hamas war Palestine Solidarity Campaign London300,000 [26] 100,000 [27]
1525 November 2023PSC March for Palestine Israel–Hamas war Palestine Solidarity Campaign London300,000 [28] 45,000 [29]
1617 February 2024PSC March for Palestine Israel–Hamas war Palestine Solidarity Campaign London250,000 [30] 30,000 [30]
1724 October 1981CND march for peace Nuclear weapons Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament London250,000 [31]
182 July 2005 Make Poverty History Raise awareness of global povertyVarious, coordinated by British Overseas NGOs for Development (bond)Edinburgh225,000 [32] 225,000 [32] 225,000 [32]
1913 July 2018 Stop Trump Trump's visit to the UK VariousLondon250,000 [33]
2023 November 1985 Ulster Says No Anglo-Irish Agreement Democratic Unionist Party, Ulster Unionist Party Belfast203,000 [34] 100,000 [35]
2118 November 2003 George W. Bush's state visit to the UK George W. Bush's Foreign Policy (Bush Doctrine) Stop the War Coalition, Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament,Muslim Association of Britain London200,000 [36] 100,000 [36]
223 February 2024PSC March for Palestine Israel–Hamas war Palestine Solidarity Campaign London200,000 (CND) [37] 20,000 [38]
2330 March 2024PSC March for Palestine Israel–Hamas war Palestine Solidarity Campaign London200,000 [39]
2431 March 1990 1990 Poll tax protest Poll tax All Britain Anti-Poll Tax Federation London200,000 [40]
2516 May 1832Meeting of the Unions Suffrage Birmingham Political Union Birmingham200,000 [41] [42]
2622 May 2021PSC March for Palestine 2021 Israel–Palestine crisis Palestine Solidarity Campaign London180,000 [43]
2714 October 2023PSC March for Palestine Israel–Hamas war Palestine Solidarity Campaign London150,000 [44]
2826 March 2022UK with Ukraine Russian invasion of Ukraine European Movement UK, Mayor of London London150,000 [45]
291 April 1961 Aldermaston Marches Nuclear weapons Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament London to Berkshire150,000[ citation needed ]
304 October 1936 Battle of Cable Street Anti-fascist response to the British Union of Fascists march.Various anti-fascist groups:

Communists (Communist Party of Great Britain),Socialists, Trade unionists, Anarchists, British Jews, Independent Labour Party

London100,000 [46] -310,000 [47]
3131 January 20092009 BTF protest Tamil genocide Sri Lanka's genocide of Tamils British Tamils Forum London150,000 [48] 50,000 [49]
3226 November 2023 March Against Antisemitism Rise in antisemitism Campaign Against Antisemitism London100,000 [50] 50,000 [51]
339 December 2023PSC March for Palestine Israel–Hamas war Palestine Solidarity Campaign London100,000 [52] 40,000 [53]
3417 March 1968Grosvenor Square peace march Vietnam War Vietnam Solidarity Campaign London100,000 [54] 20,000 [55] [ better source needed ]10,000 [56]
3518 November 2001 Stop the war Afghanistan War Stop the War Coalition London100,000 [57] 15,000 [57]
366 November 2021 COP26 Nature Day march & rally Climate change COP26 CoalitionGlasgow100,000 [58]
3719 September 2019 September 2019 Youth Climate Strikes Climate change UK Student Climate Network London100,000 [59]
3823 June 2018 People's Vote March Second EU referendum People's Vote, European Movement UK, Open Britain London100,000 [60]
3918 March 2006Stop British involvement in the Iraq War Iraq War Stop the War Coalition, Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament,Muslim Association of Britain London80,000-100,000 [61] 15,000 [61]
4015 February 2003 Stop the War Iraq War Stop the War Coalition Glasgow80,000 (more than) [62] 30,000 [62] 100,000 [63]
414 June 2019Stop Trump Trump's State Visit to the UK Stop Trump coalitionLondon75,000 [64]
4228 March 1959Aldermaston march Nuclear weapons Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament London to Berkshire60,000[ citation needed ]
4316 August 1819Gathering at Peterloo (leads to the Peterloo Massacre)Reform parliamentary representationManchester Patriotic UnionManchester60,000 [65]
4410 November 2010 Fund Our Future: Stop Education Cuts Education cuts National Union of Students London52,000 [66]
4510 January 2009Ceasefire in Gaza Gaza War (2008–2009) Stop the War Coalition, British Muslim Initiative, Palestine Solidarity Campaign London20,000 [67] 50,000 [67]
4628 March 2009 March for Jobs, Justice & Climate 2009 G20 London summit Put People First London35,000 [68] 35,000 [68]
4728 February 2020 Climate Strike Climate change Bristol Youth Strike 4 Climate Bristol30,000 [69] 15,000 [69]

By cause

Suffrage and democracy

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A British suffragette

Poverty

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Make Poverty History marchers in Edinburgh in 2005

Labour disputes

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Miners' strike rally in London, 1984
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Picket outside BBC Bristol in 2006
See Category:Labour disputes in the United Kingdom

Rights

Race and immigration

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March against the National Front in Brick Lane, 1978
See also Category:Race riots in the United Kingdom

Taxation

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Anti-Poll Tax graffiti

Environment

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Flash mob protest at Heathrow Terminal 5

Animal rights

War

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Protesters against the war on Iraq

Nuclear

Religion

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Protest by Anonymous in London in 2008 against Scientology

Art and culture

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Stuckist demonstration outside the White Cube gallery

Foreign policy

Pro-Tibet protesters at Olympic torch relay in London in 2008 Pro-Tibet protesters at Olympic torch relay in London 2008.jpg
Pro-Tibet protesters at Olympic torch relay in London in 2008

Anti-capitalist/anti-globalisation

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Black bloc at the 2009 G20 protests

Troubles in Northern Ireland

Memorial march in 2007 for Bloody Sunday Free Derry Bloody Sunday memorial march.jpg
Memorial march in 2007 for Bloody Sunday

Other

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