The next few weeks are the most critical for the assisted dying campaign to date, as supporters up and down the country prepare for the Assisted Dying Bill to be debated for the first time in a generation on 11th September. To reinforce the message to MPs that the law needs to change Dignity in Dying is organising a demonstration outside Parliament to show support for the Bill.

We are hoping that as many of our supporters will attend as possible to make sure their voices heard. Alongside our committed campaigners, we can expect a protest from our opponents. So, we would like as many of you to be there as possible, representing the 82% of the public who want this Bill to pass.

When?

We will be there from 8:30am to 1pm on Friday 11th September 2015.

Where?

Houses of Parliament

Statue of George V

Abingdon Street

London SW1P 3JY

The nearest tube station is Westminster (Jubilee, District and Circle Lines).

What to bring?

Posters and placards will be provided. Please just bring yourselves and wear pink if possible. Please bring refreshments and remember to take a look at the weather forecast before you leave and bring appropriate clothing.

Confirm your attendance

We need your help to get a better idea of numbers, so we can be prepared with enough materials on the day.

Please note: you will NOT be required to bring a ticket - just yourselves!

Assisted Dying Bill Demonstration