ACTION often speaks louder than words, and if history has taught us anything, it’s that when the few unite, that action can be mighty.
But it’s nothing new. It’s long been an effective way for communities and workers to have a say, fight back or demand change.
Be it a protest, march or strike, the British have a history of not taking things lying down.
Today we look at just some of the times people have come together across Chester to make an effort to be heard.
Want more photos from the past? Check out our latest nostalgia gallery
If you have any memories or photos of times when you tried to make your voice stand out, you can get in touch here or email claire.pierce@newsquest.co.uk
To see more nostalgia and galleries from the Leader archives, visit our Local Bygones section.
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