London 25 March

[Niamer]

See you there!

It's getting busier but it's still not huge

They're coming!

It must be big now then cos I'm still outside the Hilton!

Yes think so - goes back as far as I can see

I now think the reason it was so late moving from Hyde Park was because it is so big!

Still at green park and a sea of blue and yellow as far as you can see. Been watching - about to join the flow now.

The start of the march was delayed to noon, buses still arriving.

Waiting for my brother. Amazing atmosphere.

Another pic

It's fecking huge!

Whitehall is full , favourite so far Brexit grass is greener because it is fertilised with bullshit...

Favourite sight

Just got back - we were next to Grayson Perry [excited]. Here is my daughter carrying our placard. It was a great atmosphere and I confidently predict that Brexit will all be over by Monday .

Just back too. I couldn't get a sense of how many were there. It felt big, but not as big as Iraq. Do we have any proper estimates?

Shame on anyone who attended this march. It should have been postponed given the events of last week, if not out of respect to the victims, but because of the pressure put on the police in policing this farce. Very bad judgement indeed, given the recent events.

Got back an hour or so ago. It was huge and such a wonderful atmosphere of unity and togetherness.

What is the point of this march? The vote has been taken & the country has taken the decision to leave the EU. This March is just another call on the resources of our over stretched police force.

Shame on you user1486924355 we will not hide away in our homes. Getting on with our lives is exactly how to fight terrorism.
Literally everyone has been saying how resilient Londoners are. This protest is resilience in action.

I do not suggest anyone hides away in their homes. What i'm saying is, that given the pressure on the police etc, I think the march should have been postponed.

User the police were consulted and approved the march going ahead. If they are fine with it why do you think you know better?

Nice try, user but since neither the victims of the terrorist attack nor the police asked for the demo to be cancelled it looks like it's just you and the Daily Mail that were against it . Shame on you for siding with a xenophobic, anti-democratic, right-wing propaganda machine.

Lalalonglegs. I do not read the DM. You clearly do.

I may have seen the headline but, unlike you, I was able to use my critical faculties to work out it was a load of guff. It wasn't me who came onto a forum to berate people for taking part in a peaceful and democratic protest. And don't try and use a terrorist atrocity to silence people, that really is very low.

user I don't even know where to begin with that ridiculous post. The whole atmosphere today was about tolerance, acceptance, co-operation and being stronger when we are united rather than divided. I am pretty sure that the victims' families would support those values and would not have wanted the march called off because of the actions of one hate fuelled individual. I walked over Westminster bridge to get to the march and there were literally hundreds of bunches of flowers tied to lamposts to commemerate the victims of the terrorist attacks along with loving messages.
London has a very long history of dealing with terrorism. By going ahead with the march today, we were giving a massive 'Fuck you' to the terrorists.

Nice try user in sure you would face loved us all to stay at home but tough shit.

Today showed that we will not just accept what is thrown at us