Nakba 78, Justice for Palestine, United against Tommy R. and the far right

We are coordinating coach transport to ensure that as many people as possible can attend the national Nakba 78, Justice for Palestine, United against Tommy Robinson and the far right demonstration on 16 May in London. We also feel there is a real benefit from travelling with others in order to help build our movement. We are committed to keeping costs down and this transport is subsidised through trade union and community group donations - if your branch or organisation can contribute please contact us.

At the moment we have 5 pick-up points; we may be able to add more if there is demand. Please book early and encourage others. More detailed information about the day will be emailed to you nearer the date of the event.

For more info contact: [email protected]

Coach pick-up points (times to be confirmed):

• Ely
• Cambridge (Queen's Road or Madingley Road)
• Huntingdon
• St Neots
• Letchworth

Book your seat now and stand with us. Solidarity in action starts with showing up.

Prices: £1 student, £4 unwaged, £8 waged, £15 solidarity

Why are we mobilising?

On 28 March, half a million people marched through London in the largest ever anti-far-right demonstration in British history. That was a historic moment - but the fight is not over.

Tommy Robinson has announced a second "Unite the Kingdom" rally in central London on 16 May 2026.

Crucially, 16 May is also the date of the annual Nakba Day protest, which marks the dispossession of the Palestinian people in 1948. Robinson has deliberately chosen this date in an attempt to drive the Palestine movement off the streets of central London.

We need to organise now at every level. Reform is set to do well in the upcoming May elections, and Robinson is planning this march just a week later. That means Together organisation in every locality - a serious campaign to stop Reform at the ballot box and Robinson on the streets.

Together we can:

• Defend the right to protest for Palestine on Nakba Day
• Reject Tommy Robinson's politics of Islamophobia, racism, and division
• Build on the momentum of 28 March and show the far right they are outnumbered
• Unite against the forces of hatred ahead of the May local elections

We did it on 28 March. We do it again on 16 May. See you in London.

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