A dedicated coach service has been announced for Southampton residents wishing to attend a high-profile free speech rally in central London next month. Organisers have confirmed that both women and children are especially welcome, and have made clear that no alcohol will be permitted on board or at the event. Tickets are available to buy online.
The coach will depart from Southampton Train Station at 8:45am, with additional pick-up stops at Millbrook Asda Petrol Station (9:00am) and Rownhams Services (9:30am). Arrival in London Waterloo is scheduled for 12:15pm, giving attendees time to make their way to the rally site. The coach will depart London Waterloo for the return journey at 5:30pm.
Global Line-Up of Free Speech Defenders
The London rally is expected to draw a crowd of over a million people from across the UK and further afield, with a speakers announced reads like a who’s who of international free speech campaigners and controversial commentators. Confirmed speakers include:
- Tommy Robinson – British activist known for his outspoken views on immigration and free speech.
- Katie Hopkins – Media personality and columnist recognised for her provocative takes on political and social issues.
- Eva Vlaardingerbroek – Dutch political commentator and academic voice in European conservatism.
- Dr Jordan Peterson – Canadian psychologist and author, a prominent critic of identity politics and political correctness.
- Dominik Tarczyński – Polish MEP, advocate for national sovereignty and conservative values in Europe.
- Petr Bystron – German MP (AfD), known for critiques of mass migration and EU policy.
- Philip Dewinter – Senior figure in Belgium’s Vlaams Belang party, promoting Flemish nationalism.
- Morten Messerschmidt – Danish MEP, Eurosceptic and proponent of Danish identity.
- Sammy Woodhouse – Campaigner and survivor of child sexual abuse, now a leading voice for victim protection.
- Steve Bannon – Former White House strategist and key player in right-wing movements globally.
- Ezra Levant – Canadian media entrepreneur, founder of Rebel News and free speech advocate.
- Avi Yemini – Australian-Israeli journalist and civil liberties activist.
- Brian Tamaki – New Zealand pastor and political figure known for views on faith and freedom.
- Ant Middleton – Former British Special Forces soldier, TV personality and resilience coach.
They will be joined by a wider coalition of international thinkers, campaigners, and activists—united in their opposition to censorship, media bias and political authoritarianism. Organisers say the event is about “reviving honest public debate and resisting the silencing of ordinary people”.
Good to Know
- Coach Times:
- Southampton Train Station: 8:45am
- Millbrook Asda Petrol Station: 9:00am
- Rownhams Services: 9:30am
- Arrive London Waterloo: 12:15pm
- Depart London Waterloo: 5:30pm
- Who Can Attend: Women and children are welcome. The event is described as family-friendly, but parents are advised to consider the potentially heated political content and crowd size. Under-16s must be accompanied by an adult.
- Alcohol Policy: Strictly no alcohol permitted on the coach or at the event.
- Booking: Places are limited. To reserve your seat, please book on the link below.
With an international line-up and a focus on defending free speech, the rally promises robust debate and passionate speeches. Those interested in attending are urged to book early, respect the event’s code of conduct, and prepare for a lively day in the capital.
