On the 28th  March  2026, tens of thousands took to the streets of central London in a powerful show of unity against the rise of far‑right politics. Organised by the Together Alliance, a coalition of hundreds of civil society groups standing for love, hope and solidarity against division and hate, the march brought together families, activists, communities and voices of all ages. 

What became one of the biggest demonstrations against the far right in modern British history unfolded not as a political spectacle but as a deeply human moment of connection: people walking side‑by‑side, sharing stories, banners, laughter and quiet resolve. 

These photographs focus on that collective energy - the expressions, gestures and interactions that made the day feel as much about community as protest.