STOP THE WETHERSFIELD BUSES – MARCH IN MARCH
On Saturday 28th March, we will be taking to the streets of Chelmsford.
We will be starting our march outside Chelmsford Prison on Springfield Road. This is the same prison that was reported to have accidentally released Hardush Kabati, who was later convicted of sexually assaulting a young girl in Epping. That failure should never be forgotten, and accountability still matters.
From there, we will march the full length of Springfield Road, through the town centre, and finish at Shire Hall, where we will come together for a peaceful celebration with speakers.
This is a family-friendly event.
You are welcome to bring your children, your family, and even your animals.
There will be no trouble. This is a peaceful, organised march focused on community safety and being heard.
We are also aware that some left-wing groups have a large event taking place in London on the same day. We have deliberately chosen this date to avoid confrontation and to ensure our event remains calm, safe, and focused, without anyone attempting to attend simply to stir up hate or disruption.
With school holidays approaching for many families, we are sending a clear and united message to the Home Office:
These men are not welcome to be dropped into Chelmsford town centre.
Not on the 28th of March.
Not any day.
We are saying no to the Home Office, no to the Government, and we are now demanding answers from our local councils. Why are they not putting pressure on the Home Office? Why are these buses still running? Why are residents being ignored?
This march is about public safety, transparency, and accountability.
It is about standing up together and refusing to stay silent.
Please join us, bring others, and share this far and wide.
The more people who turn up, the stronger and clearer our message will be.
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