Protests
Find Protests that you can help below
Below is a list of other actions you can get involved in nationally, locally and online. This list will be updated regularly.
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TSSA Against Welfare Cuts
The most vulnerable in our society are being hit the hardest.
We must raise our voices together. We invite all allies, union members, disabled people and supporters to
Unite in solidarity!
Time: 13:30 – 16:30
When: Saturday 28 June
Where: Friend’s Meeting House, Manchester, M2 5NS
Emergency online protest against disability cuts!
It’s been announced that MPs will be voting on the government’s proposed cuts to disability benefits on Tuesday 1st July.
Before then, it is essential that every single MP hears from as many of their constituents as possible about the dangers of these cuts and why they must be voted down.
We are holding an emergency online protest this Thursday 26th June from 8-9pm, where we will from those who will be directly impacted by these cuts about what is at stake, and we will take urgent collective action to lobby MPs ahead of next week’s vote.
Time: 8 – 9pm
When: 26th June
Where: Online
STOP DISABILITY BENEFIT CUTS
The Dis_PPL_Protest account is urging supporters to join a rally on Monday, 30 June 2025 at 4:30 PM in Parliament Square, London (SW1P 3JX) to protest against cuts to disability benefits. It’s a call for solidarity under the hashtag #WelfareNotWarfare to help amplify disabled voices and demand fair treatment.
Time: 4:30pm
When: 30th June
Where: Parliament square SW1P3JX
National Day of Action: Liverpool Protest
Join @merseysideDPAC on Tuesday 1st July at 4:00pm for a powerful in-person protest against the Government’s proposed disability benefit cuts. This event is part of the National Day of Action and is being organised by Merseyside DPAC and Merseyside Crips Against Cuts.
Gathering outside Lime Street Station, Liverpool, to make it clear: these cuts are dangerous, unjust, and must be stopped.
Use the hashtags #TakingThePIP and #StopDisabilityBenefitCuts to help amplify our message online if you can’t attend in person.
Time: 4:00pm
When: Tuesday 1st July
Where: Front of Lime Street Station, Liverpool
LeicesterShire ANIT- CUTS ALLIANCE
Join the protest in Leicester on Sat June 14 at 2pm
The nearest accessible toilets for general non customer uses is on the first floor accessible via lifts in Haymarket shopping centre. There’s also the High Cross shopping centre which have accessible toilets and a changing spaces option.
The Haymarket bus station is 4 minutes away and they have accessible toilets.
St Margaret’s bus station the main one is 6 minutes away and they have accessible toilets and changing spaces facilities.
Leicester Train Station is a 12 minute walk down one street which is mostly flat. There’s also a free hop bus service people can get from the train station to the Haymarket shopping centre.
Time: 2 pm
When: 14th June
Leicester City centre at the Clock tower