September 13 London protests: Travel advice amid Tommy Robinson and Stand Up To Racism rallies
Protesters are set to take over London this weekend - here’s the full travel advice for the day.
This Saturday (September 13) a national demonstration organised by far-right activist Tommy Robinson will take place in London with counter-protests also expected to take place on the day.
Promoted as the UK’s “biggest free speech” protest, Robinson has branded his London event as a day to “unite the kingdom”.
On Saturday anti-fascism group, Stand Up To Racism UK, also organised a protest against Tommy Robinson’s rally.
So if you’re planning to be in London on Saturday here’s the travel advice you need to be aware of.
Travel advice for Tommy Robinson’s London September 13 protest
Protesters taking part in Tommy Robinson’s London September 13 protest have been advised to travel into London via London Bridge, Southwark or Blackfriars stations.
This is because the start of the march will begin forming closer to Waterloo. To avoid overcrowding, people will be told to join in from the other side of the road closest to London Bridge, Southwark and Blackfriars stations.
Travel advice for Stand Up To Racism UK London September 13 protest
Protesters joining in on the Stand Up To Racism rally have been advised to travel in by Russell Square underground station which is the nearest tube stop to the start of the planned march.
Euston station which is on the Northern and Victoria lines and Holborn which is on the Central and Piccadilly are also nearby.
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