Identitarians and anti-racist activists clash in Sevenoaks town centre
Footage shows violent clashes in Sevenoaks after the debut UK conference of far-right group Generation Identity
Landlords of The Stag Theatre claim they were tricked into allowing the event to take place
The debut - and supposedly top secret - "London" conference of a fast-growing far-fight group ended with violence on the streets of Sevenoaks.
Generation Identity held the event at The Stag Theatre yesterday (April 15).
But the organisation's hopes it could pass without interference were dashed when its location was revealed on social media.
Delegates later clashed with anti-racism campaigners in the town centre with fighting breaking out in Bligh's Meadow to the horror of shocked shoppers.
A report on the event by Generation Identity claims the "successful" conference began "in the morning and finished around 3pm".
A video on the group's Facebook page showed the speakers addressing the audience in the Stag's Plaza Suite for at least 53 minutes.
Brawling in the street
But before both sides left Sevenoaks, fighting broke out in Bligh's Meadow.
In footage posted online, fist-fighting can be seen taking place between a number of people in the car park in front of M&S.
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A police spokesman said: "Kent Police was called to premises in London Road, Sevenoaks at 1.34pm on Saturday 14 April to a report of an assault where a large group of people had gathered.
"A 27-year-old man, of no fixed address, was arrested on suspicion of assault. He has been bailed, pending further enquiries until May 7."
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A police spokesman said: "Kent Police was called to premises in London Road, Sevenoaks at 1.34pm on Saturday 14 April to a report of an assault where a large group of people had gathered.
"On attendance, the group had moved towards the High Street area and dispersed. The person who was reported to have been assaulted declined medical attention.
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