🚨 SHEFFIELD PROTEST CHAOS: Swampy Blocks March, Route Diverted & Police Horse Down

On-the-ground footage and analysis of the 'Raise the Colours' march and counter-protests in Sheffield on Saturday, 13 June 2026. I set off to cover this event as an independent observer, but the reality of out-of-hand policing makes true independence nearly impossible. We walk the route through Haymarket, High Street, and Fargate to document how Public Order Act conditions were handled. Watch as counter-protesters block traffic on Arundel Gate completely unhindered while massive police resources guard an empty Tudor Square. As the demonstration sets off from the Peace Gardens, activist Swampy repeatedly attempts to disrupt the march, causing severe tensions before the official route is forced into a sudden diversion. Watch the raw footage of the intense scuffles that followed, the moment a brown police horse loses its footing and crashes onto Castle Street, and my own experience being aggressively swept up and trapped inside an indiscriminate police kettle near the Holiday Inn—despite trying to stay entirely outside of the demonstration. Why are the police hiding peaceful marches down back streets while accommodating unlawful blockades? Drop your thoughts below. 00:00 Blonk Street Blockade Intro 00:32 Castlegate Left-Wing Assembly 01:07 Exchange Street Observations 01:23 High Street Police Deployment 01:40 Fargate Section 14 Breaches 02:18 Surrey Street Check 02:58 Tudor Square vs Fargate Stand-off 03:20 Arundel Gate Traffic Blocked 04:00 Peace Gardens Gathering 04:40 Fargate Crowd Confrontation 05:09 GMP Police Horses Unit 05:16 March Preparation 05:32 Spotting Left-Wing Agitators 07:30 Swampy Disruption on Norfolk Street 09:50 March Moves to Arundel Gate 10:55 Reaching Haymarket Junction 11:30 Haymarket Tension 11:54 Angel Street Scuffle 13:00 Identifying Crowd Spotters 13:17 Castle Street: Police Horse Falls 14:05 Left on the left of picture signalling to some one. 15:17 Waingate Route Diversion 16:00 Police Handle Activist Swampy 16:47 Swampy Stopped by Marchers 17:36 Caught in the Blonk Street Kettle 18:30 Agitators Surge the Police Line 18:57 Mark Banaman On-Scene Interview 19:53 Castlegate: Final Analysis of Police Bias BIO Tim Wells born and bred Sheffield. Born at Nether Edge 1964. British Steel Rotherham 1980 to 1985 Process control Midland Bank HSBC 1985 to 2000 Telecoms Voice and Data. Self employed personal development 2001 to 2020 Volunteer with Dimnington regeneration trust 2000 to 2005. Qualifications HNC industrial measurement and control. NLP Master Practitioner. Hobbies: Dancing, outdoors, DIY, Vlogging. £££ You can assist me getting out and about by donating here https://www.buymeacoffee.com/timawells £££