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The area around Cally Road from Cally Park to Edward Square was called Copenhagen Fields in April 1834 when 100,000 people marched to call for the release of the Tolpuddle Martyrs. On 25 April 2009, 175 years later the people took over Copenhagen Fields again in their droves, and here are the pictures of what will be known as the second great London demo for the Tolpuddle Martyrs!

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Billy Bragg, by Michael Walker of UNISON

Bill Bragg, by John Besserman of UNISON

Billy Bragg and the Edward Square crowd, by Nigel Costley SWTUC

Billy Bragg sings One Love to drop the debt, by Nigel Costley SWTUC

Billy Bragg gets em dancing, by Nigel Costley SWTUC

The new plaque at Cally Park, by Nigel Costley SWTUC

Copenhagen School and Billy Bragg, by Nigel Costley SWTUC

The man that made the day – Dick Muskett festival organiser as steward, by Nigel Costley SWTUC

Dorset Agricultural Workers at Copenhagen Fields, by Nigel Costley SWTUC

Emily Thornberry and Frances O’Grady with the Tolpuddle family banner, by Nigel Costley SWTUC

Emily Thornberry and Frances O’Grady on the march, by Nigel Costley SWTUC

Emily Thornberry and Frances O’Grady enjoy the day, by Nigel Costley SWTUC

The march down The Cally, by Nigel Costley SWTUC

Heather Wakefield of UNISON, by Nigel Costley SWTUC

Leaving the Cally Park, by Nigel Costley SWTUC

Marching down Market Road, by Nigel Costley SWTUC

Marching passed Offord Road, by Nigel Costley SWTUC

Musocial Flying Squad with kids from Copenhagen School and Blessed Sacrament School, by Nigel Costley SWTUC

The Edward Square crowd, by Nigel Costley SWTUC

Billy Bragg meets the kids from Copenhagen School, by Nigel Costley SWTUC

Billy Bragg, by Michael Walker of UNISON

Billy Bragg, by John Besserman of UNISON