When April 02, 2026 at 9:30am 3 hrs
Where St Asaph Cathedral 25 High St, Saint Asaph, Wales LL17 0RD, United Kingdom

Republic will be protesting the Royals on Maundy Thursday in St Asaph! 

On Thursday 2nd April, the royals will be attending the Royal Maundy service at St Asaph Cathedral in Wales. 

Republic will be there - asking the royals 'What did you know?' about the Andrew scandal. We can't let the royals dodge accountability; we'll follow them everywhere, making sure that question is repeated time and time again.

So join us in St Asaph, pledge to protest, let us know you're coming along! The protest starts at 9.30am, with the royals expected to arrive before 11.00am.

This will be Republic's last major protest before Republic Day on May 9th, so if you're heading to that as well, make sure to pledge to protest NOW.

Charles, William and the rest of the royals were all complicit in covering up allegations against Andrew. Protest with us on Maundy Thursday. Monarchy support is cratering; it's now less than 50%, we're winning.

Republic's protests are good-natured and a lot of fun. Come and join people from around the UK to protest against the monarchy, to challenge the royals and to tell the world: we're not a nation of royalists. 

This is what people are saying about Republic protests!

Thanks for organising. I went by myself, didn't know anyone. It was really well organised . Obviously the organisers didn't have time to make a point of talking to everyone who turned up but it was really easy to join in. Two trollies full of placards to help ourselves to. Bigger banners unfurled by organisers. I was made to feel really welcome , plenty of people happy to talk and Graham and George were very accessible to ask questions of about the procedure of the day. Also the huge dinosaur was impressive and a great symbol , quite noticeable. A Tyrannosaurus Rex named Chuck The Rex . Quite humourous and suitably belongs in a museum. Anyone wanting to go should not feel out or place.
It was great being with so many interesting people and sharing our thoughts. It made me feel part of the campaign.
I enjoyed talking to other people who felt the same way as me.
I enjoyed doing something for a cause with like-minded people. Good organisation of the protest and coordination of volunteers.
There was a real sense of community - I came alone but felt very welcomed by all!
I enjoyed meeting other Republic members, feeling part of a movement. I was also pleased that the protest was mentioned in the BBC website report of the event.
It was great to hear encouragement from tourists who were anti-monarchy. It's always good to meet up with Republic members I have met before, and those I haven't!

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