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Over 2500 on brillant Anti-War march in Manchester

Richard Searle | 03.11.2001 17:33

Brief report on manchester Anti-War demo on Saturday 3rd November

Over two and half thousand people marched through Manchester on the biggest peace demo for over ten years. The March was organised by the Greater manchester Coalition to Stop the War.

The march brought together peace campaigners, trade unionists, members of Manchester's Asian and middle eastern communities, Green Party, C.N.D., Socialist Workers Party, the Labour Party, Students, Socialist Alliance, Globalise Resistance and many other Stop the War groups that have sprung up around the city in the last few weeks.

The march grew in size as it went through the city centre. The march stopped in St Annes Square and held a minutes silence for all victims of conflict and war.

Despite the rain ( so Manchester), there was a brillant atmosphere on the march.

Look out for further postings on Indymedia from the Manc'r STW Coalition of photos and videos of the march over the next few days.

Special thanks to the all drummers,musicians and the Samba band, and those who brought their pink, fluffy tank on the march

See you all in London on the 18th November

Richard Searle
On behalf of: Greater Manchester Coalition to Stop the War
c/o 23a Beswick St, M4 7HR
email: ANSWERmanchester@aol.com

Richard Searle
- e-mail: ANSWERmanchester@aol.com

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  1. Stills from the manchester demo — Chris Edwards
  2. Stills from the manchester demo — Chris Edwards
  3. Stills from the manchester demo — Chris Edwards
  4. Stills from the manchester demo — Chris Edwards
  5. credit where credits due.... — luther blisset
  6. great march! — ned lud
  7. Don't forget the narchs. — Fred
  8. Uncle Fred wields his icepick? — a nonny mouse
  9. Call to further action — SAW