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Indy march comes back to the north
Daily Post
|October 11, 2025
PEOPLE from across Wales are expected to fill the streets of Rhyl next Saturday as the town hosts the next March for Independence.
It has been organised by YesCymru and AUOBCymru (All Under One Banner Cymru).
The march will start and finish at Rhyl Events Arena on the promenade, where there will also be a large stage, live music and speeches.
Participants have been invited to gather from 11am on October 18, with the march setting off at 1pm.
Organisers say the event will be family-friendly and open to everyone who believes Wales should have the power to make its own decisions.
This will be the first March for Independence in North Wales for two years, the last having been held in Bangor in September 2023.
The march will follow a fully accessible route through the town centre - starting at the Rhyl Events Arena, High Street, Market Street, Queen Street, Sussex Street, Water Street, Promenade and back to the Events Arena - with roads closed to traffic for the duration.
It will also feature speakers from Wales and Scotland
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