Together Alliance

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An alliance of 500+ organisations representing over 15 million people. Be part of what's next: togetheralliance.org.uk

Banners reading "LESBIANS & GAYS SUPPORT THE MINERS" and "TOGETHER ACROSS GENERATIONS" connect a 1980s black-and-white photo of activists with a modern pride march, highlighting intergenerational LGBTQ+ solidarity with miners.
Event poster urging people to "Organise Together" to "Stop the far right," promoting two summits — Manchester 17 Oct and London 24 Oct — with goals "Build · Collaborate · Share" and a "Save the dates" reminder.
Spotify public playlist titled "I've got a question for you" with songs spelling out "Will you organise against the far right with me?"
A digital graphic set against a background that gradients from black at the top to a bright blue at the bottom. At the top, there is a small image of a private jet in flight. Below the jet, white text reads: "Just FIFTY families in the UK hold more wealth than THIRTY-FOUR MILLION of us. Small boats aren't the problem, private jets are." In the center of the image are two side-by-side photographs: Left: A photo of Tommy Robinson speaking into a microphone with a crowd and British flags visible behind him. Right: A photo of Elon Musk looking toward the camera, wearing a black t-shirt with an eye logo. At the base of the graphic, large, bold white text in all caps reads: "THEY DON'T WANT YOU LOOKING UP."
A digital graphic from the social media account "Together Alliance @UKTogetherAll." The background features a close-up photograph of a crowd of people at a public demonstration, looking off-camera to the right with their mouths open as if chanting or shouting. Some individuals are holding up signs, including one that reads "Socialist Party." Layered over the center of the image is a large white text box containing a social media post that reads: "Tommy Robinson doesn't speak for us. We proved that on 28 March, when half a million of us stood together in London for hope and unity. But we need your help to continue to make our majority visible. Mobilise online, talk to your neighbours. Together, we can show that people here want our hope, not his hate."
A graphic on a black background featuring large, bold text at the top that reads, "ROBINSON & MUSK ARE NOT YOUR FRIENDS." The word "NOT" is highlighted in bright red, while the rest of the text is in a light cream color. In the center of the image are the floating heads of two men: Tommy Robinson on the left and Elon Musk on the right. At the bottom of the graphic, smaller white text reads: "Hate won’t pay our rent. Division won’t fix the NHS."
The image shows the front page of the British newspaper "Daily Mail" from Monday, August 5, 2024. The main headline, in large, bold, black letters, reads: "TINDERBOX BRITAIN: STOKING RACE RIOTS FROM HIS SUNBED". To the left is a large photo of a shirtless man, identified in the caption as Tommy Robinson, lounging on a sunbed at a resort. The caption describes him as a "far-right activist" who "fuelled riots across the UK—from a sunbed in Cyprus." To the right is a smaller photo showing a group of people at a protest or riot, with a fire burning in the foreground and people holding flags and wearing masks. This photo is captioned "MIGRANT HOTEL UNDER ATTACK" and "Hatred: Mob violence in Rotherham yesterday."
A screenshot of a mobile notes app titled "Tommy's to do list." The checklist shows three items: "Blame migrants" and "Call Elon <3" are marked as completed with yellow checkmarks, while "Book flights to Dubai" remains unchecked.
A poster with a black background. At the top, white text reads "TWO SUMMITS. ONE MISSION. STOP THE FAR RIGHT". Below this, three green rectangular blocks contain the words "BUILD", "COLLABORATE", and "SHARE" in black text. In the center, a large cream-colored block features the words "ORGANISE" and "TOGETHER" in large, chunky black font, accented by a purple arrow pointing down-left and a green arrow pointing up-right. Underneath, orange blocks read "LONDON" and "10 OCT", followed by purple blocks reading "MANCHESTER" and "17 OCT". At the bottom, cream-colored text says "SAVE THE DATES" next to a small square icon containing a green "x".
A text-based graphic on a black background. At the top is the word "TOGETHER" in a stylized white font. Below is a statement in white text that reads: "Today, millions are dismayed and frightened because of the advance of far right ideas. That fear is something that we at the Together Alliance share: fear of divisive and racist narratives which encourage violent attitudes and do nothing to advance the interests of working people in our country. But at Together, we have other emotions as well. We have a sense of hope that a majority of people in Britain don’t want a return to racism or far right ideas. And we have a determination to do something about it. > Join us as we plan our next actions - regional summits, community organising and demonstrations of love, hope and unity." At the bottom, there is a cream-colored rectangular banner with black text reading "TOGETHER AGAINST DIVISION".
The final slide features the heading "TOMMY ROBINSON IS A PROFESSIONAL HYPOCRITE." It displays two historical news headlines: A BBC News headline from January 2014: "Tommy Robinson, former EDL leader, jailed for fraud." An Independent headline from January 2013: "Leader of the English Defence League, Stephen Lennon, is jailed for using false passport," noting he used the name Andrew McMaster after being refused entry to the US.
The heading "PROTECTOR OF WOMEN AND CHILDREN?" is centered at the top. It features two overlapping news clippings: An LBC headline: "Tommy Robinson handed interim stalking ban after 'threatening journalist and her partner'" (March 2021). A HuffPost snippet detailing a Twitter exchange where Robinson allegedly told a 15-year-old user, "You're pretty fit for a Muslim."
The heading "MAN OF THE PEOPLE?" appears at the top of a black background. Below it are two overlapping news snippets: A BBC News headline: "Robinson spent £100k on gambling while getting supporter donations" (9 June 2022). An Independent article excerpt alleging he withdrew large amounts of donation money in cash to pay for "seshes" and to give to friends who were "selling him coke."
A close-up photograph of Tommy Robinson (Stephen Yaxley-Lennon) speaking into a microphone. He has a tense expression and is positioned against a brick wall background. Large text overlaid at the bottom reads: "SWIPE FOR RECEIPTS: TOMMY ROBINSON IS A HYPOCRITE."
A high-angle shot of a dense crowd during a political demonstration or trade union march. Numerous colorful flags and banners are visible, including one for the "Salisbury & District Trades Union Council" and another for "GMB @ WORK." In the center, a large text box reads, "LOVE WILL ALWAYS BE STRONGER THAN FEAR." At the bottom, a pink button says "SUPPORT THE MOVEMENT" above a donation URL.
A vertical split-screen image contrasting two different scenes. Top Half: A bright, crowded protest or march. Participants hold handmade cardboard signs; one is shaped like a speech bubble and reads, "THE PEOPLE UNITED WILL NEVER BE DEFEATED," and another is a red heart that says, "LOVE WINS." The text "WE KNOW LOVE" is overlaid in the top left corner. Bottom Half: A tense, darker scene showing Tommy Robinson with a microphone shouting or speaking intensely while surrounded by police officers in high-visibility vests. The text "THEY KNOW FEAR" is overlaid in the bottom right corner.
An outdoor, eye-level shot shows a person holding up a black t-shirt on a wooden hanger, obscuring their face and upper body. The t-shirt has bold white text that reads "TOGETHER AGAINST THE FAR RIGHT." Below the main text, smaller text on colorful rectangular backgrounds includes "28 MARCH 2026" in pink and "LONDON" in green. Further down, names of performers are listed in pink, orange, yellow, and green: "LEIGH ANNE," "JESSIE WARE," "JOY CROOKES," "SELF ESTEEM," "GREENTEA PENG," "UB40," "BILLY BRAGG," and "JEN BRISTER." The person is wearing brown trousers and stands on a sunlit paved sidewalk next to a black metal fence with green foliage and pink flowers. In the background, a narrow street with double yellow lines features a white car parked on the left, several brick buildings, and modern high-rises in the distance under a clear sky. A leafy green branch hangs over the scene from the top left.
A black background with a green header box containing the words "WHAT NEXT." The text below reads: "This is the opportunity of our lifetimes. The biggest, most ambitious coalition of organisations working together this country has seen in decades. Yesterday, we proved we outnumbered the far right. We showed that our unity is more powerful than their hate. But this only means something if we keep showing up."
Header and Main Text The top features the "TOGETHER" logo in a bold, capitalized font. Below it, the primary headline reads: "TODAY, WE COME TOGETHER TO TURN THE TIDE." Body Copy The central text states: "For too long, the far right have tried to divide our communities. For too long, they have preyed on the economic insecurity of working people, the lack of decent jobs and secure housing, our fears for our families, to promote racism and division." It continues with highlighted phrases: That ends today. "Today, we are bringing together a mass movement of resistance to the far right - a movement built on solidarity and unity in the face of hate and division." "Today, we prove that we are the majority." See you in London, followed by "Together Alliance" written in a green, handwritten-style font. Footer The bottom section is a black banner containing: The call to action: "STAND TOGETHER. ORGANISE." (with "ORGANISE" in pink). A white button-shaped box with the URL: togetheralliance.org.uk. A QR code on the right, circled with pink scribbled lines.
Top Left: A smiling man and woman pose together; the man holds a young child. They carry a cardboard sign featuring a drawing of cartoon characters and the words "Friendship Over Fascism." Top Right: A person in a tan jacket walks through a street, holding a tall sign that reads "LOVE HOPE UNITY" in colorful, stacked letters. Bottom Left: Two women smile for the camera, one of whom is using a wheelchair. They hold a sign together that says "Everyone deserves RESPECT." Bottom Right: A close-up from behind a group of people, focusing on a hand-drawn sign with pink and green lettering that reads, "When HATE IS LOUD LOVE MUST BE LOUDER."
A large, dense crowd of protesters fills the frame, many carrying placards and banners. In the upper center, a banner reads "St Albans TOGETHER Against Racism & the Far Right." The foreground and middle ground are dominated by large, bold white text overlaid on the image that reads "HALF A MILLION STRONG," with a smaller "TOGETHER" logo above it. Various smaller signs are visible throughout the crowd, including some with "Refugees Welcome" and others supporting different unions and causes. The overall scene conveys a large-scale political demonstration or march.
An aerial news broadcast shot from Sky News showing a large crowd of protesters gathered in a public square in Central London. The crowd is densely packed between high-rise city buildings and a green park area. A red and white news banner at the bottom reads, "LONDON MARCH: Protesters set to march against the far right." Small colorful tents and banners are visible within the crowd.
An Instagram-style graphic featuring a smartphone centered against a scenic background of the London skyline and the River Thames under a clear blue sky. The phone screen displays a weather app for Whitehall, London, showing a temperature of 5°C and "Sunny" conditions. Text at the top of the image in a playful, handwritten font reads, "THE SUN IS OUT!" The background shows modern architecture, including the Walkie Talkie building, reflecting the warm glow of the sun.
A photo of actress Cynthia Erivo on a red carpet with a shaved head and several earrings. She has her eyes closed and a hand raised near her head as if in deep concentration or prayer. Text at the top reads, "Manifesting one of the biggest marches for unity the uk has ever seen:".
A graphic with a black background featuring a quote in large, off-white bold text: "I have grandchildren. I do not want them or any of this generation to grow up in a country where they are told they do not belong." Below the quote, the name "DEE, SOUTH LONDON" is written in white text inside a green rectangular bar. In the bottom right corner is the "TOGETHER" logo with "28 MARCH LONDON" highlighted in orange and pink.
An image of the "Real Britain" page from the Daily Mirror newspaper, dated Friday, March 27, 2026. The main headline reads, "Marching Together to push back hate," with a sub-headline, "Nation unites for star-backed mega demo against the far right and to cheer diversity." The page features several photos and stories about an upcoming demonstration in London organized by the Together Alliance. A large, square purple sticky note is placed in the center of the page with the handwritten message, "WE'RE IN THE PRESS!" in black ink. Key visual elements include: Top left: A portrait of columnist Ros Wynne-Jones. Top right: A small inset photo labeled "RAGE BAIT" featuring Tommy Robinson and Elon Musk. Middle left: A photo of a man labeled "LESSONS Teacher Joseph." Bottom left: A photo of a man labeled "HOPE OVER FEAR Sir Lenny Henry." Bottom right: A photo of a young woman labeled "COMPELLED Student Funto." Background: Photos of previous protest marches showing crowds with various banners and signs. The text discusses various community leaders, activists, and citizens planning to attend the march to protest against racism and far-right rhetoric while celebrating multiculturalism.
A 3x3 grid of nine individual portraits. Each person is standing in front of a wood-paneled wall, holding a campaign poster. The posters feature various slogans including: "MARCH FOR LOVE. FOR UNITY. FOR HOPE. TOGETHER" "LOVE IS BACK" "MARCH TOGETHER AGAINST THE FAR RIGHT" One man in the bottom center is pictured with a golden retriever wearing a high-visibility harness.
A cream-colored planning worksheet titled "MAKE A PLAN TO MARCH" with the "Together" logo in the top right. It features numbered questions (1-7) in green and purple circles with blank spaces for the user to fill in: Travel Details: Questions about transport mode (Coach, Train, Tube, Car, Bike, Foot), departure/arrival times, and arrival station. Social Plan: Questions about who the user is going with, meeting time, and meeting location. Reminders: Small pink boxes prompt the user to book transport and choose a meeting point near the start of the demonstration.
A "starter pack" style layout titled "28 March fit ✅" against a white background. It includes: A white t-shirt featuring a green brick pattern with the word "Together" in various languages. Light-wash denim jeans. Tan work boots. A black baseball cap with "TOGETHER" in white text. A black and yellow protest sign that says "HOPE IS BACK, Saturday 28th March, Central London." A vintage-style silver boombox.
A close-up, cropped view of a green poster with a white brick-and-mortar design. Each green brick contains a translation of the word "Together" in various global scripts and languages (such as Juntos, Ensemble, and Wspólnie). A single brick stands out in pink with the word "TOGETHER" in white capital letters. To its right, a smaller green brick contains the text "28 MARCH LONDON."
Gemini said An aerial view of London, featuring Hyde Park and surrounding city buildings, serves as the background for a central cream-colored text box. The box contains the following text: TOGETHER MARCH (in large, bold black capital letters) Park Lane, Central London (in orange handwritten-style script) 28th March @ 12pm (in orange handwritten-style script) A logo at the bottom features the word TOGETHER in a bold, italicized font, positioned above the smaller text AGAINST THE FAR RIGHT.
An image featuring a white text box overlaid on a photo of an urban street scene. The text box displays a social media post from "Together Alliance (@UKTogetherAll)" which reads: "28 March will be a turning point in history. But to make that happen, we need to show up in big numbers. We have to show that the majority rejects far-right values. Join us: 28 March, Park Lane, 12pm." The background shows a concrete wall under a bridge or overpass, covered in graffiti and a row of black and white posters that mirror the message in the text box. The posters say "AGAINST THE FAR RIGHT" and include the date, time, and location: "28 MARCH 12PM PARK LANE, LONDON." A traffic cone is visible in the lower-left corner.
A vertical campaign poster on a black background. At the top, large white bold text reads "MARCH TOGETHER." Below this, three colorful rectangular blocks contain the words "LOVE" (green), "HOPE" (pink), and "UNITY" (orange). The main message continues in large white text: "AGAINST THE FAR RIGHT." In the center, a green hand-drawn oval circles the text "Saturday 28th March, Central London." At the bottom, the poster includes a QR code, the URL "togetheralliance.org.uk" with the call to action "Add your name," and the "TOGETHER" logo in the bottom right corner.
Full Route Map: Park Lane to Whitehall A wide-format map illustrating a walking route through Central London. A thick purple line traces the primary path, while a yellow line highlights the final stretch. The Route Path: Start: Begins at a purple circle labeled "PARK LANE START" (near Hyde Park). First Leg: Travels south around Hyde Park Corner, then turns northeast along Piccadilly, passing Green Park station. Middle Leg: Continues to Piccadilly Circus, turns south down Haymarket, and then east toward Trafalgar Square. Short Route: A yellow circle at Trafalgar Square marks the "SHORT ROUTE START." Final Leg: The route turns south down Whitehall, ending at a green circle labeled "WHITEHALL FINISH" (near 10 Downing Street).