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Join Scotland’s St Andrew’s Day March Against Racism and Fascism

Scotland’s trade union and anti-racist movement is coming together once again for the STUC St Andrew’s Day Anti-Racism and Anti-Fascism March and Rally in Glasgow.

Published: 13 November 2026 | 2:56 PM
A group of people at an anti fascist march holding banners and placards.
The march and rally bring together trade unionists, anti-racist campaigners, community organisations and supporters from across the country. Image credit: Alamy.

The Musicians’ Union is encouraging members to join the annual STUC St Andrew’s Day Anti-Racism and Anti-Fascism March and Rally in Glasgow on Saturday 28 November 2026.

For decades, Scotland’s trade union and anti-racist movement has come together on St Andrew’s Day weekend to stand against racism, fascism and discrimination. This year’s theme, Building Solidarity, Not Fear: Making Scotland Safe for All, highlights the importance of unity at a time when racism, far-right rhetoric and intimidation are becoming increasingly visible in communities across Scotland.

The march and rally bring together trade unionists, anti-racist campaigners, community organisations and supporters from across the country to send a clear message that Scotland is for everyone, regardless of race, religion or background.

Event details

Date: Saturday 28 November 2026
Timings:

  • 10.30am: Muster at Barrowland Park, Glasgow
  • 11am: March sets off
  • 12pm: Rally at Adelaide Place, 209 Bath Street, Glasgow

Trade union branches, community groups, families and supporters are encouraged to attend, bring banners and make their voices heard.

Want a poster?

The STUC has A5 and A3 posters available from its office at 8 Landressy Street, Glasgow. You can drop by to collect copies or email info@stuc.org.uk.

For more information about the march and rally, visit the STUC website.

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