A ragtag bunch of 45 far-right and neo-Nazis travelled to Wolverhampton 11 April 2026, from as far away as Merseyside, to protest at an empty hotel and pose as “Wolverhampton patriots”!
Taking a day trip from up North, Ryan Ferguson, the former football hooligan probably has nothing better to do now on a Saturday afternoon, due to being banned from all football stadiums. Among them too was a masked man sporting a “Black Sun”, a Nazi symbol used by Himmler’s SS and since by neo-Nazi and satanist groups.
The Counter-protest (Wolverhampton Together, Wolverhampton TUC & SuTR) outnumbered them and drowned them out with drums and vuvuzelas.
Half million on TOGETHER against the far right: National demonstration, Saturday 28 March 2026, Central London #TOGETHER
Wolverhampton Together Alliance has been formed, contact us with your details to get involved.
The voices of division in our country are growing louder. It’s up to us to unite against them.
Together we can reject narratives of division and racism. Together we can build solidarity across communities.
Sunday 8 March 2026 – West Midlands Together Against the Far Right on International Women’s Day
Together is an alliance of over 120 civil society organisations united against the far right. including TUC, UNITE, UNISON, FBU, ASLEF, PCS, GMB, NEU, BFAWU, UCU, RMT, TSSA, MU, Equity, NUJ, CWU, NASUWT, NAHT, AEGIS, NAPO, NUM, POA, Artists Union, STUC, TUC Cymru along with PSC, SuTR, Care4Calais, Friends of the Earth, City of Sanctuary, DPAC, Morning Star, celebrities and many more; a nationwide campaign to reject narratives of division and racism. See all supporters: https://www.togetheralliance.org.uk/endorsements
Wolverhampton anti-fascists gather on March 7th before Raise the Flag worshippers arrived in our city, shouting hatred for several hours.
Donations to the national Together campaign can be made at https://actionnetwork.org/fundraising/donate-to-together-alliance-2
BECOME A CO-SIGNATORY, SIGN UP TO SHOW YOUR SUPPORT for the Founding Statement:
The voices of division in our country are growing louder. Those who preach division are becoming more confident. For the first time we face a far-right party topping the polls, and far right protests on our streets mobilising the biggest numbers they ever have. Their false promises seize on the very real economic problems people face, in order to scapegoat migrants, Muslims, and refugees. But we can change things together. The voices of unity can grow stronger. We can show that strength lies in solidarity. That the change we need comes from us working together for hope not despair, for unity not racism. Together we can unite against the far right.
sign it here: https://www.togetheralliance.org.uk/statement
Model motion for Trade union branches: (feel free to amend)
TOGETHER Alliance.
This union branch notes that:
● Tommy Robinson, a former member of the BNP and the founder of the EDL was at the head of the largest ever far right demonstration in this country on September 13th.
● Nigel Farage former leader of UKIP then of the Brexit party and now of Reform-UK is currently high in opinion polls.
● Both of them are supported by some of the world’s richest people, who are seeking to promote division in their own interests.
This union branch believes that:
● There are real economic challenges facing working people in our country, but the migrants are not to blame for these challenges
● A growth in the far right will be bad for those fighting for change as it will sow division amongst working people.
This union branch welcomes the formation of the TOGETHER alliance which brings together anti racist organisations, community organisations, NGOs and others to mobilise against the far right and which is calling a unity demonstration for March 28th.
This union branch resolves to -support the TOGETHER launch statement (below) and to sign up to it.
● Help to organise transport to the demonstration on March 28th.
● Make a financial donation to TOGETHER of £xxxxxxx (https://actionnetwork.org/fundraising/donate-to-together-alliance-2)
● Circulate our members encouraging them to sign up to together and to attend the demonstration on March 28th.
● Contact other local union branches to encourage them to do the same
TOGETHER LAUNCH STATEMENT https://www.togetheralliance.org.uk/statement
The voices of division in our country are growing louder. Those who preach division are becoming more confident.
For the first time we face a far-right party topping the polls, and far right protests on our streets mobilising the biggest numbers they ever have.
Their false promises seize on the very real economic problems people face, in order to scapegoat migrants, Muslims, and refugees.
But we can change things together. The voices of unity can grow stronger. We can show that strength lies in solidarity. That the change we need comes from us working together for hope not despair, for unity not racism.
● Together we can reject narratives of division and racism
● Together we can build solidarity across communities
● Together we can unite against the far right
Our alliance of over 80+ organisations and hundreds of individuals is coming together to say enough is enough.
We are mobilising and organising across the country to bring a message of hope over fear, prior to holding a major demonstration in London on March 28th, 2026.
Join us and help us build an alliance for hope and unity.