The 1936 Battle of Holbeck Moor in Leeds saw a staggering turnout of around 30,000 anti-fascists opposing Oswald Mosley, showcasing widespread resistance against fascism.
Janice Heppenstall recalls how her mother, Muriel, as a child, vividly remembered the hate on the faces of the young Blackshirts during the protest.
Mick Fitzpatrick describes how his grandfather participated in the vastly growing miners' group, noting that they marched in solidarity against Mosley in an organized display of defiance.
The blue plaque commemorates not only the historical event but also serves as a reminder of community unity against the dangers of fascism in the UK.
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