The national Together against the far right march is growing, with over 120 organisations now backing the mobilisation on March 28th.
The first Oxfordshire coach is booked and filling with more groups coming on board to help build the turnout from Oxfordshire.
This can't come soon enough with Tommy Robinson calling second "Unite the Kingdom" rally in May. Like the one last September this will be a serious attempt to advance fascist politics in the UK.
We will need a mass response to counter this. The Together march is key stepping stone to this. It needs to be massive.
Despite being vastly outnumbered before Xmas the fascist Oxfordshire Patriots are going to attempt another rally next Saturday. They will be boutyed at the prospect of a fture mass mobilisation and it is important we keep opposing them.
Oxford Stand Up To Racism will be there to challenge their attempts to spread hate - and to build the Together march. Join us if you can.
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Together is an alliance of over 120 campaigns, organisations and civil society groups alongside thousands of people, united against the division of the far right. Major artists including Fontaines DC, Kneecap and Paloma Faith are supporting the call for us to mobilise.
The voices of division in our country are growing louder. But we can change things TOGETHER.
TOGETHER we can reject narratives of division and racism. TOGETHER we can build solidarity across communities. TOGETHER we can unite against the far right.
We know that love, hope and unity will always be more powerful than division.
It’s time to take back control. We can’t let the far-right control the narrative.
Stand Up To Racism supporting this campaign. Join us in London on Saturday 28 March 2026 to bring a message of hope over fear, love over hate, and unity over division.
Oxford Stand Up To Racism, Oxford and District TUC, CWU South Central Postal, Oxfordshire UNISON Health branch, Oxford PSC, and Oxford Intersectional Uprising, and the YEC are inviting other organisations to join them in working together to mobilise the biggest number of people from Oxford on 28th March.
If you would like to help build a massive anti-racist demonstration join us at the Oxford mobilising meeting on 22nd January. Register for the meeting c/o https:/ouh.org.uk/TA
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Anti-racists are protesting against the Oxfordshire Patriots group holding a fascist rally in Oxford town centre.
Oxfordshire Patriots have been stoking up racism in Oxford for months by circulating misinformation that refugees and anti-racists pose a threat to women and children when the facts show that 40% of those arrested in the far-right violence last summer and 68% of those arrested on Bristol far-right protests against asylum seekers this year had convictions for domestic violence.
100 women's groups have condemned the far right weaponisation of violence against women and girls - pointing out that in 90% of cases the perpetrator is known to the victim."
The Oxfordshire Patriots have abused women on protests and have now taken to harassing the homes of women who oppose their politics, including a Labour councillor and Palestine activist.
Their lead organisers have convictions for violent assault and one faces charges of racial harassment. Don't let them rally unopposed.
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We welcome the Oxfordshire County Council's decision to remove some of the St George and Union Jack flags being tied in large numbers to lampposts and other street furniture across Oxford city and neighbouring towns and villages by a small organised group of racists and fascists.The local and national movement to raise flags across Britain has ties with, and funding from, far right groups. Its founder, Danny Tommo, is a close friend of fascist Tommy Robinson, and was recently expelled from France for a campaign of harassing refugees.The local groups organising the flag raising have also been key figures in organising protests against refugees in Oxford under the Banner of Oxfordshire Patriots, whose leader is currently facing charges of racial harassment, and is subject to a curfew and ban for approaching a local refugee hostel. They are strong supporters of the fascist Tommy Robinson, and at least one has a conviction for a violent offence.We believe their campaign is about imposing a nationalist identity associated with racist campaigns onto local communities that instils fear in sections of our communities. This also includes targeting the homes of individuals who have spoken out in blatant attempts to intimidate. Their Facebook groups call for the targeting and shaming of people who question their campaign or express political views they do not agree with.We are also seeing increasing racist acts, and aggressive and abusive behaviour online and in the streets from groups putting up flags to residents who oppose this indiscriminate type of flag raising.
There is sufficient evidence in the "Raise the Colours:Oxfordshire" and "Oxfordshire Flying Squad" Facebook groups, and from police contact with them, to identify the admins, organisers and activists of the campaigns.We call on Oxfordshire County Council to take immediate action to remove all the flags and to place the costs of removal on the perpetrators organising these intimidatory and divisive displays.
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A night of reggae, ska and more. Let's party with a purpose. Music unites us. We aim to bring the great vibes from our music on to the streets on March 28th. Help us to spread the word and raise awareness and funds.
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The far right are rolling back the gains made by the women's rights movement. Far right fascist activists are racialising domestic and sexual violence against women to present themselves as our protectors. In reality, many have convictions of domestic and sexual violence against women and girls.
It is a disgrace that rich women like Kemi Badenoch, Shabana Mahmood, and JK Rowling are peddling right wing narratives that will hurt migrant, refugee and trans women the most. We do not need the far right and their apologists to speak for us. We can and must speak for ourselves.
There is a rich history of women opposing fascism. Join us to discuss this history, celebrate the women who fought, and discuss how we can use the lessons form the past to stop fascism today.
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