Focus on the main protest event mentioned in the article. Ignore small or less significant events.
Please for the main protest collect information on:
- "timing": Extract the timing of the protest.
- "location": Extract the location of the protest.
- "form": Extract the main form of the protest and determine whether it was peaceful or not.
- "groups": Extract the names of the groups involved in the protest
- "size": Extract the number of people who participated in the protest.
- "issue": Extract the main issue that prompted the protest.
- "oppForm": Extract the main form of the opposition protest and determine whether it was peaceful or not.
- "oppGroups": Extract the names of the groups involved in opposition protest.
- "oppSize": Extract the number of people who participated in the opposition protest.
- "oppISsue": Extract the main issue that prompted the opposition protest.
Please generate results only for "timing", "location", "form", "groups", "size", "issue", "oppForm", "oppGroups", "oppSize", "oppISsue" in xml format. Name parent tag "result".
For "issue", please use 'Against' followed by the issue.

Article:
Three or four hundred people came to Manvers, near Rotherham, on 18 February 2023 to confront the fascist-organised mobilisation targeting a hotel where refugees are being housed. The far right will have hoped to build on their four hundred-strong crowd which fought police outside a hotel with asylum-seekers in Knowsley, near Liverpool, on 10 February. Only around fifty fascists came, Patriotic Alternative, Yorkshire Rose, and British Bulldog being the known groups among them. They were held by the police on a roundabout on the main road, while the counter-demo was outside the front of the hotel, kettled between a fence and a police line. Trade unionists, the left, and students, along with migrant action groups, turned out in significant numbers, with three coaches and a convoy of cars. Sheffield Trades Union Council organised and funded coaches from Sheffield. Without that, numbers would have been much smaller. The police issued a Section 14 notice for the day with fixed positions for the demo, and threats of arrest if it was ignored. They insisted on a demo in a car park rather than a confrontation to run the far right out of town. Moves were made to break through the police line to confront the fascists. Each attempt was shut down by the police, aided by the SWP calling on people to remain where they were and not "cause trouble". A small group did break through to confront the group of fascists on th Avoid using the following keywords: tag, rotherham, format, crowd
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