Police have confirmed that a demonstration outside Basingstoke Railway Station took place peacefully and without incident.
The gathering outside the station in Alençon Link took place at around 11am on Saturday, August 8.
A police community support officer attended the scene and spoke with demonstrators who had 'pro-life' banners.
The slogan is associated with opposition to abortion, with campaigners arguing that unborn children should have a right to life.
A spokesperson from Hampshire Police said: "A PCSO from the local Neighbourhood Policing Team spoke with those present and confirmed all was in order.
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"There were no issues of note and no arrests were made."
Dozens of demonstrators lined the road, holding placards and distributing leaflets.
Placards read "Proud to be pro-life" and “A child is not a choice”, alongside religious imagery of Jesus and Mary.
Witnesses reported that the group also prayed the rosary out loud in both English and Latin during the event.
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