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March of the opponents to the Licensing Bill showing a crowd of 130, 000, half of which had been paid for by brewers to travel to London at reduced fares. The bill sought to

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This historic photograph captures the October 1908 March of the Opponents to the Licensing Bill, an event that drew an astonishing crowd of 130,000 people to London. The Licensing Bill, which sought to regulate public houses and restrict their hours of operation, sparked intense social and political debates across the country. Half of the demonstrators in this image were reportedly paid for by brewers to travel to London at reduced fares, highlighting the complex web of interests at play during this time. The crowd, a sea of hats and banners, stretches as far as the eye can see, reflecting the widespread concern and opposition to the proposed legislation. This photograph offers a glimpse into a pivotal moment in British social and political history, as the struggle for the rights of publicans and the freedom to enjoy a pint at the pub of one's choosing took center stage. The Licensing Bill, which was eventually passed into law in 1909, marked a significant shift in the way that public houses were regulated and would have far-reaching consequences for the British pub industry and culture. This image is a powerful reminder of the power of grassroots activism and the enduring importance of public participation in the democratic process. The March of the Opponents to the Licensing Bill stands as a testament to the passion and determination of ordinary people to defend their rights and shape the future of their communities.

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