If you are organising a public march, you must inform the police in writing at least six days prior to the event. The police may be able to impose certain conditions, such as limiting the route or the number of people allowed to attend, or may suggest an alternative location. If you are arranging the march at short notice, you should still inform the police as soon as possible. If your protest does not involve a march, you do not need to contact the police.
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