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People’s Assembly is calling on campaign groups to join it at the Tory conference this year

Steve Topple by Steve Topple
13 October 2025
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The People’s Assembly has released further details of its protest at the Conservative Party conference – and it wants campaign groups and organisations to get involved. The Canary is happy to say it will be supporting the People’s Assembly’s action once again.

Hitting up the Tory conference again

September/October usually marks the Tory Party conference, and this year it’s in Manchester. It presents an opportunity to protest against our right-wing overlords – and the People’s Assembly has repeatedly done so. Now, the group is doing it again.

It said in statement:

This year marks ten years since the founding of The People’s Assembly by thousands of trade unionists and community campaigners. In the past decade, we have organised hundreds of marches, protests, rallies and meetings in towns and cities across England, Scotland and Wales.

Now, as the Tory government prepares to sink lower than ever before, ramming through even more draconian laws to impede our civil liberties and our right to protest, we are all facing the fight of our lives.

This government has no popular mandate for its policies that punish us all. But unless we mobilise real determined opposition to government policies, vicious attacks on the working class will continue.

So, the People’s Assembly is going back to Manchester. It’s called for a national demonstration on Sunday 1 October. It starts at 12pm, assembling on Oxford Road:

 

More details are still to follow:

Join us in Mcr 1 Oct for a National Demo against the Tory Party Conference (there will also be a series of events for the duration of the Tory Conference). Let’s come together en-masse to give the Tories one final push to get them out of power. More details to follow. #ToriesOut pic.twitter.com/cZXCsOApbG

— People's Assembly (@pplsassembly) August 8, 2023

Now, the group has released its set of demands for the demo. It said in a statement that these were:

  • Tories Out
  • End the Cost-of-Living Crisis – Cut Profits, Increase Wages
  • Tax the Rich – Fund Social Care & Social Security
  • Nationalise Energy, Water, Mail and Rail
  • Refugees Welcome – Stop Racist Scapegoating
  • Scrap Anti-Union and Anti -protest Laws
  • Climate Justice Now – No New Fossil Fuel Contracts
  • End the Housing Crisis – Build Council Homes
  • Defend the NHS & Public Services – End Privatisation

You can get involved

Overall, the People’s Assembly said that it:

is calling on all our affiliates and supporters to help us to mobilise the biggest, most united voice from every corner of Britain in coming weeks

As always, the Canary is supporting the demo. We’re amplifying the group’s call for campaign groups and organisations to get involved. It wants them to adopt model motions in support of the demo and its aims, and share details of the demo on social media, and with their members. It is also calling on local groups to try to organise travel for people to the protest.

Some groups have already been organising coaches from across the UK:

🚌We are organising a coach from #Glasgow to the@pplsassembly demo at the #Tory party conference on Oct 1st open to activists across Scotland

Book your seat or make a donation: https://t.co/hehkbRus5h

Travel with us to tell them #RefugeesWelcome #EnoughIsEnough #ToriesOut

— Stand Up to Racism – Scotland (@SUTRScotland) August 21, 2023

So, if your organization wants to protest the Tory Party conference, and support the People’s Assembly in the process, then contact the group. You can email office(at)thepeoplesassembly.org.uk for more info, and to request the model motion.

Featured image via the People’s Assembly

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Comments 6

  1. Airlane1979 says:
    3 years ago

    “The Bolshevik Party has released further details of its protest at the Provisional Government conference in October 1917…” except, of course, they didn’t protest. There were mass strikes, peasant uprisings and open demands by the workers for power to be turned over to the soviets. I don’t think the People’s Assembly has a snowball’s chance in hell of making the slightest change to the Tories’ neoliberal programme of class warfare in alliance with the Labour party, the SNP and Plaid Cymru. Politeness and adhering to legislation created by the ruling class for its own benefit will, as ever, fail utterly.

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  2. Boismalet says:
    3 years ago

    I will be in Manchester, attending the conference. Over the last few years I’ve enjoyed seeing the various protests in Manchester and Birmingham. I support your right to peaceful protest, i’ve often spoken to those that have made the journey to Manchester or Birmingham, whilst we disqgree on many things, you’d be surprised how much common ground there is between us free marketeers and those on the left. I always enjoy reading The Canary, keep up the good work. Down with New Labour!

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    • Airlane1979 says:
      3 years ago

      What common ground is there between free market ideologues and socialism?

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      • Boismalet says:
        3 years ago

        There are many, we both believe in freedom of expression, freedom of the individual, freedom from state control and interference in our lives. The freedom to choose what we are and not be beholding to anyone. I’m a confirmed free marketeer, but i’m anti hunting, the exploitation of our uplands in England and Scotland, the lack of maintenance for public footpaths in the country, I believe we made a terrible mistake leaving the EU, i’m also anti Trump and Biden. I could go on.

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  3. Annold Kaynine says:
    3 years ago

    I trust that The People’s Assembly will be planning a similar demonstration at this autumn’s Labour Party conference considering that Starmer’s Labour Party doesn’t support any of the PA’s demands apart of course, from ‘Tories Out’?

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  4. Red Star says:
    3 years ago

    Interesting to contrast Mr Topple’s stance here with his recent dismissal of the new Transform movement.

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