The organisation was set up as a similar organisation and inspired by All Under One Banner in Scotland.[2]
Marchesedit
Their first ever march was held in Cardiff on 11 May 2019, with one marcher estimating over 2,000 participants.[3][4] Attendance grew in later marches in the same year with Caernarfon drawing over 5,000 people according to police, and over 8,000 people according to organisers.[5] Organisers estimated over 5,000 people attended a march in Merthyr Tydfil in September.[6]
Subsequent marches scheduled for 2020 had to be cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic.[7]
AUOB announced they would be organising two independence marches in 2022.[8] The first was held in Wrexham on 2 July drawing around 8,000 attendees according to organiser estimates.[9] Organisers estimated a march in Cardiff on 1 October drew the largest crowd with around 10,000 people.[10] A march in Swansea on 20 May 2023 was led by AUOB and Yes Cymru, attracting almost 7,000 people.[11]
Bangor will host the next independence march on 23 September 2023.[12]
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under, banner, cymru, auob, cymru, welsh, pawb, faner, cymru, welsh, grassroots, citation, needed, movement, which, organises, welsh, independence, marches, first, auob, cymru, procession, cardiff, 2019, contents, activity, founding, marches, also, wales, rela. All Under One Banner Cymru AUOB Cymru Welsh Pawb Dan Un Faner Cymru 1 is a Welsh grassroots citation needed movement which organises Welsh independence marches 2 First AUOB Cymru procession in Cardiff 2019 Contents 1 Activity 1 1 Founding 1 2 Marches 2 See also 2 1 Wales 2 2 Related movements 3 ReferencesActivity editFounding edit The organisation was set up as a similar organisation and inspired by All Under One Banner in Scotland 2 Marches edit Their first ever march was held in Cardiff on 11 May 2019 with one marcher estimating over 2 000 participants 3 4 Attendance grew in later marches in the same year with Caernarfon drawing over 5 000 people according to police and over 8 000 people according to organisers 5 Organisers estimated over 5 000 people attended a march in Merthyr Tydfil in September 6 Subsequent marches scheduled for 2020 had to be cancelled due to the COVID 19 pandemic 7 AUOB announced they would be organising two independence marches in 2022 8 The first was held in Wrexham on 2 July drawing around 8 000 attendees according to organiser estimates 9 Organisers estimated a march in Cardiff on 1 October drew the largest crowd with around 10 000 people 10 A march in Swansea on 20 May 2023 was led by AUOB and Yes Cymru attracting almost 7 000 people 11 Bangor will host the next independence march on 23 September 2023 12 See also editWales edit Welsh independence List of movements in Wales Welsh Football Fans for IndependenceRelated movements edit Scottish independence Yes Scotland United Ireland Ireland s Future English independence Potential breakup of the United KingdomList of active separatist movements in EuropeReferences edit Coronafeirws Pa ddigwyddiadau sydd wedi u gohirio neu ganslo BBC Cymru Fyw 19 March 2020 a b Russell Greg 8 May 2019 Tide is turning in Welsh indy movement as AUOB holds first march The National Retrieved 11 May 2019 Huge crowds join Welsh independence rally BBC News 11 May 2019 Retrieved 11 May 2019 Busby Mattha 11 May 2019 Thousands march in Cardiff calling for Welsh independence The Guardian Retrieved 11 May 2019 Crowds march on Caernarfon for Welsh independence rally BBC News 27 July 2019 Retrieved 20 May 2023 Welsh independence rally in Merthyr Tydfil draws thousands BBC News 7 September 2019 Retrieved 20 May 2023 Jones Elfed 26 February 2021 Can Wales be Independent Herald Wales Retrieved 1 July 2022 Griffiths Siriol 12 February 2022 Two AUOBCymru marches for Welsh independence announced for 2022 The National Wales Archived from the original on 20 September 2022 Retrieved 11 May 2022 Forgrave Andrew Hudspith Jaymelouise Whilding Alex 2 July 2022 Thousands of Welsh Independence supporters join Wrexham march North Wales Live Retrieved 2 July 2022 Welsh independence Thousands march through Cardiff BBC News 1 October 2022 Retrieved 1 October 2022 Welsh independence Nearly seven thousand people turn up to first rally of the year itv com YesCymru and AUOBCymru announce next March for Independence in Bangor Nation Cymru 1 July 2023 Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title All Under One Banner Cymru amp oldid 1194066837, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
