Women's March on London

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Permalink Reply by matt on January 20, 2017 at 17:25

Not sure Sara but, it's easy enough to join in a protest march such as this. Here's who will be performing/speaking at Trafalgar Square from about 2pm-ish, with the march having set off from Grosvenor Square some time after 12 noon;

Sandi Toksvig - MC

Camilla Kerslake - Singer

Stella Creasy - MP Labour

Akeela Ahmed - Founder, She speaks, We hear

Tanya Moodie - Actress and Ambassador, Women's Equality Party

Natasha Walter - Women 4 Refugee Women

Yvette Cooper - MP, Labour

Sajeela Kershi - Comedian

Polly Neate - Chief Executive, Women's Aid

Caroline Russell - Green Party

Isabel Adomakoh Young - Ambassador, 50:50 Parliament

Lady Phyll - Co-founder, Trustee and Executive, Black Pride UK

Sara Pascoe - Comedian

Sara Olney - LibDem

Diane Holland - Assistant General Secretary, UNITE Union

Eve Best - Actress

Kate Allen - Director, Amnesty UK

Clare Murphy - Director of External Affairs, British Pregnancy Advisory Service

Holler4U - Pop choir

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Permalink Reply by maggie on January 20, 2017 at 19:16

Just turn up at Grosvenor Square/ the US Embassy, there will be lots of banners so you can choose which one you want to march with, people are welcoming and friendly on demonstrations, particularly if you are friendly too.

The demonstration is open to all, the more the merrier.

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