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Events taking place in central London tomorrow include a protest by Tommy Robinson and a counter-protest by Stand Up To Racism.

Officers will be on duty to keep the peace and to ensure those exercising their right to lawful protest can do so safely.

news.met.police.uk/news/met-sets-…
We have proactively used our powers under the Public Order Act to manage the timings and routes of marches and assemblies, ensuring the groups are kept apart.

Officers will intervene decisively to deal with any breaches, to prevent crime and to respond to any other incidents.
In order to keep those participating in various events safe it will be necessary for us to close roads across Westminster.

It’s likely that this will result in significant disruption and motorists are encouraged to consider using public transport or alternative routes. A map of Westminster showing roads that will be closed.

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Nov 29
📰 | This Saturday, the Palestine Solidarity Campaign will hold a protest in Central London.

Our job is to balance the lawful right to protest against the impact of these events on communities & businesses.



🧵 | The key event conditions are below:mynewsdesk.com/uk/metpoliceuk…
📍 | The Palestine Solidarity Campaign assembly in preparation for the planned procession must be held within the specified location on Park Lane, W1 (see map) no earlier than 1130 hours.

Assembly participants must remain within that area until the march commences. Palestine Solidarity Campaign March Saturday 30th November 2024  Conditions of the protest: The Palestine Solidarity Campaign assembly in preparation for the planned procession must be held within the specified location on Park Lane, W1 (see map) no earlier than 1130 hours.   Assembly participants must remain within that area until the march commences.
📍 | The Palestine Solidarity Campaign march will commence from Park Lane, W1 between 1245 hours and 1315 hours heading to Whitehall where speeches will take place.

Route: Park Lane > Piccadilly > Haymarket > Cockspur Street > Whitehall. Palestine Solidarity Campaign MarchSaturday 30th November 2024  Conditions of the protest:The Palestine Solidarity Campaign march will commence from Park Lane, W1 between 1245 hours and 1315 hours heading to Whitehall where speeches will take place.    Route: Park Lane > Piccadilly > Haymarket > Cockspur Street > Whitehall.
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Oct 26
🧵 | Updates on today's policing operation in central London will be posted on this thread.

At the organisers' request, the 'Uniting the Kingdom' march will now set off at 12.30pm, not 1pm.

Details of other conditions in place can be found here 🔽

news.met.police.uk/news/met-sets-…
The ‘Uniting the Kingdom’ march is forming up in Victoria Street.

Working with the event organisers we have moved the forming up area north to the junction with Buckingham Gate to help keep the area around the station clear. The march will set off at 12.30pm. Image
The Stand Up To Racism protest is forming up in Regent Street St James’s.

They will set off at 1pm, heading up and around Piccadilly Circus, down Haymarket and round into the top of Whitehall. Image
Read 9 tweets
Oct 6
🧵 | Officers made 17 arrests at yesterday’s demonstration.

A number of further potential offences have come to light on social media and we’re now appealing for the public’s help to identify the people in the thread below.

Images will be removed once identities are confirmed.
An image of a person officers want to speak to in relation to potential protest offences.
An image of a person officers want to speak to in relation to potential protest offences.
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Oct 4
🧵 | A significant policing operation will be in place in the coming days in response to planned protest and separate memorial events marking the anniversary of the October 7th attacks.

You can read more details at the link below and in this thread.

news.met.police.uk/news/policing-…
▶️ On Saturday there will be a protest organised by the Palestine Solidarity Campaign and others, and a counter-protest by Stop the Hate.

▶️ On Sunday, there will be a memorial event organised by the Board of Deputies of British Jews, the Jewish Leadership Council and others.
📰 | A message from Commander Lou Puddefoot who is in charge of this weekend's policing operation. Protests and related events have become a feature of the 12 months since the appalling terrorist attacks in Israel almost a year ago.  We have policed them without fear or favour, ensuring that lawful protest has been allowed to take place but intervening where the line has been crossed into criminality.  We recognise that as we go into this weekend, so close to the anniversary of October 7th, emotions will be heightened and fears about safety and security understandably increased.  Officers have been in regular contact with event organisers. We have detailed plans in place to ensure the sa...
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Aug 3
Met officers are policing a number of planned demonstrations across Central London today.
The Palestine Solidarity Campaign is now setting off from its starting location on Park Lane. CCTV image of a planned demonstration from Park Lane.
The majority of the Palestine Solidarity Campaign march has now passed the counter demonstration being held by Enough is Enough. CCTV image of officers and demonstrations.
Read 7 tweets
Jul 27
🧵 | Updates on today's policing operation for protests and other events will be posted on this thread.

Further details, including the Public Order Act conditions that are in place to prevent serious disruption, can be found on our website. news.met.police.uk/news/met-sets-…
Some flyers online suggest the Stand Up To Racism march will finish in Trafalgar Square. This isn't the case. There are conditions requiring it to finish in Whitehall.

We need to keep opposing groups apart to keep the peace. We'll take action against any breaches of conditions.
The march organised by Tommy Robinson set off from the Royal Courts of Justice shortly before 1pm. The front of the march is now at Trafalgar Square where a rally will take place. The rear of the march remains on the Strand.

So far there have been no incidents or arrests. An image of the march organised by Tommy Robinson moving along the Strand.
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