Six people were arrested after a Far Right protest in Calderdale.
They were detained during an EDL rally in Halifax on Saturday.
A huge policing operation was mounted to prevent problems and West Yorkshire Police were joined by officers from British Transport Police.
As the demonstration ended, West Yorkshire Police and Calderdale Council thanked residents and businesses for their support.
Up to 150 EDL members marched from The Old Post Office public house and then took part in a short demonstration outside Northgate House.
During the march there was some disorder involving a small number of the protestors. In total six arrests were made for offences including breach of the peace, racially aggravated public disorder and indecent exposure.
Neighbourhood policing officers and council staff were present throughout the day in Halifax to keep residents informed and offer reassurance. Support was also provided throughout the operation by British Transport Police.
Calderdale District Commander Chief Supt Dickie Whitehead said: “Together with our partners, we have well-rehearsed plans in place for dealing with these kind of events and the planning that has gone in to the demonstration has ensured that it has passed off with no significant issues.
“This has been helped no end by the co-operation and support of local residents and businesses”.
