• Reports indicate that multiple protests are slated to take place in London on November 26.  
• NHS Workers Say No, an activist group representing NHS employees, will stage a demonstration on the Westminster Bridge at 12:30 (local time). The protest is being held to demand government action on wage-related issues and inadequate staffing in the NHS. An associated rally will also be held at Old Palace Yard from 14:00.  
• Additionally, a protest has been planned by the worker-led trade union, Cleaners and Allied Independent Workers Union (CAIWU), at 10 Brock Street from 16:00. The protest is being held to denounce the working conditions of the cleaning staff of a prominent social media company.
• Multiple activist groups, including the Global Women’s Strike, will hold a protest outside the Indian High Commission in London at 12:00. The demonstration is organized to mark the one-year anniversary of farmers’ protests that took place in India in 2020.  

• Based on the mobilization capabilities of the organizing groups, the NHS protest and rally are likely to draw a turnout in the low-to-mid hundreds each. The CAIWU demonstration and the protest outside the Indian High Commission are likely to witness a turnout ranging in the high dozens-to-low hundreds.  
• Although the protests are expected to transpire peacefully and without instances of unrest, a bolstered security presence can be expected in the vicinity of the aforementioned protest locations as a precautionary measure and to monitor proceedings.  
• Disruptions to pedestrian and vehicular traffic can be anticipated in the vicinity of the abovementioned locations during the slated protest timings.  

Those operating or residing in London on November 26 are advised to allot for disruptions to travel in the vicinity of the aforementioned protest locations during the slated timings due to the planned protests.