A senior officer says police have 'no information to suggest any march will actually take place'.
Police have said they "do not believe" there will be a further anti-immigration protest in Bristol on Wednesday.
"This is not true," he said. "We’ve not issued any warning and have no information to suggest any march will actually take place." The arrests relate to a number of different offences, including racially-aggravated public disorder and assaulting an emergency worker.Large crowds gathered in Birmingham on Monday over concerns an anti-immigration event was going to take place in the Bordesley Green area, but the event did not happen.Det Ch Con Reilly said the force had "significant resources in place"
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