| 词条 | All Under One Banner |
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| name = All Under One Banner | logo = | logo_size = | type = People's Movement | founded_date = 12th October 2014 | location = Scotland and in Wales | key_people = | area_served = Scotland & Wales | focus = Scottish Independence/ Welsh Independence | method = Marches & Rallies | homepage = }} All Under One Banner (AUOB) is a political pressure group in Scotland and in Wales which campaigns for Independence by organising Marches & Rallies across the Nations. AUOB was founded on the 12th October 2014 by Neil Mackay and initially set up as a community page on Facebook with the mission objective of marching for independence at regular intervals until Scotland is free. All Under One Banner is open to everyone who desires an independent Scotland. AUOB intended to continue to channel the positive energy that had flourished during the first referendum campaign by staging marches for independence as a galvanising tactic to mobilise the existing movement forward (focusing on a plan of action towards these objectives) to assert the people's power and send a clear message to the British state - that Scotland is on the rise and our independence is ours to take. The early AUOB team expended much effort networking with indy activists the length and breadth of Scotland with a plan to stage simultaneous marches on the same Saturday before the 2015 General election across the country - come the day, the only team that followed through was Glasgow who hosted the first march on 25 April from Glasgow Green to George Square when over 200 activists took part. Thereafter AUOB decided to focus on Glasgow and on building up the not-for-profit organisation. The next Glasgow march took place on 1 August 2015 from Kelvingrove Park to Glasgow Green and saw over 2,000 activists marching for Scotland's freedom. Subsequent Glasgow marches were hosted on 24 October 2015 (with over 900 activists); 26 March 2016 (with over 500 activists); 30 April 2016 (with over 1500 activists); 30 July 2016 (with over 8,000 activists); 3 June 2017 (with over 25,000 activists) and 5 May 2018 (with over 60,000 activists). In 2018 AUOB embarked on its first national tour with the aim of bringing massive demonstrations to locations across Scotland- therefore after Glasgow on the 5th May AUOB staged massive demonstrations on the 2nd June at Dumfries (over 10,000 activists); 23 June Bannockburn (over 20,000 activists); 28 July Inverness (over 14,000 activists); 18 August Dundee (over 16,000 activists) with the final march of 2018 taking place in Edinburgh on the 6th October where a record breaking 100,000 Marched for Independence on the Scottish capital- the biggest and boldest demonstration for Independence in Scotland's history. AUOB's 2019 Campaign dates have already been announced: Glasgow 4 May, Galashiels 1 June, Oban 15 June, Ayr 6 July, Campbeltown 27 July, Aberdeen 17 August, Perth 7 September and Edinburgh 5 October. AUOB has also just announced of our inaugural March for Welsh Independence to take place in Cardiff on 11 May 2019, with forthcoming ongoing demonstrations for an Independent Wales to take place until Wales is Free from London Rule. AUOB was established to set a tradition of sustainably marching for independence at regular intervals and this will be ongoing, not just up until independence is regained, but in the years, decades and centuries to follow, and so the AUOB marching tradition is here to stay- until independence and beyond. See also
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