More info at AF blog, citystrolls and Save Our Schools
More info at AF blog, citystrolls and Save Our Schools
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‘The Wyndford & St Gregory’s United, will never be divided’
Today 30th June 2009 at 9.00am the water supply at Wyndford primary school was cut off in a bid to remove the peaceful responsible save our school parents. The current situation is, little water left for hygiene and toileting facilities which then brings in the issue of infection control, which is particularly highlighted during this tropical weather spell and heightens the likelihood of infections i.e. swine flu and food poisoning. Drinking water is also limited.
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Come resist Scottish Coal and Lord Home, and defend communities and the climate!
In a farcical court hearing this morning in Lanark Sheriff Court the eviction order brought by Lord Home, the landowner (and chief exec of RBS private banking firm) and Scottish Coal, the UK’s largest open cast producer against the occupiers at Mainshill Wood was granted. Despite having just two working days to seek legal advice and work on a defence the Sheriff refused to allow the occupiers more time.
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1) Factory occupations – film and speaker event.
2) Games Monitor Walking Tour of the East End.
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Tagged: argentina, direct action, factory occupations, occupations, prisme, visteon, waterford crystal, workplace
From Glasgow’s long running free sheet The Anarchist Critic Keep reading →
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Tagged: credit crunch, Economic Crisis, financial hardship, poverty, radical glasgow
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After two weeks of occupying their children’s schools, in protest at city council plans to close them and 23 others, the parents of St Gregory’s and Wyndford primaries ended the occupation to a heroes welcome from the children and the community.
The occupation ended after the city council threatened to refuse to allow the children access to the school once the Easter break had finished. These bullying tactics, which the council hoped to use to stifle the campaign, has only served to make the campaign adapt its tactics.
Yesterday, 21 April, the parents of Victoria primary in Govanhill occupied their children’s school, some of them chaining themselves to the railings outside the school. They ended their protest at 08:00 last night as the council was again threatening the children with being snatched away to another school.
Parents at threatened Our Lady of Assumption in Ruchill then took to the roof of their school and have vowed to remain there until Thursday when the council will announce the cuts officially.
The councils threats to snatch children away to unfamiliar schools is a despicable ploy to attempt to drive yet another wedge through the heart of our community. By attempting to turn parents not involved directly with the protests against the those that are they seek to cease support to the campaign. What do they think we are? Stupid or something? Glaswegians are a savvy breed and know when someone is attempting to shaft them.
These are our communities, our schools and our kids that are under attack and we will fight for them!
For more information on these campaigns please see:
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Tagged: community fightback, community strength, glasgow city council, glasgow community, occupied schools, our lady of assumption primary, save our schools, st gregory's primary, steven purcell, victoria primary, wyndford primary
After last months enjoyable discussion in Glasgow we decided to meet up again this month for another discussion. However due to time constraints the next available date is May 10th. Keep reading →
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Tagged: anarchism, anarchist communism, anarchists, anarcho communism, anarcho syndicalism, anarchy, banking bailout, communism, council communism, credit crunch, demonstration, Glasgow Anarchists, Libertarian Communism, protest, radical, RBS, Rebellion, Revolution, socialism, syndicalism
After having claimed, after a rushed post mortem, that Ian Tomlinson, who died at the 20 protests in London, died due to natural causes we now see that he was clearly assaulted by the met.
Who would have thought that the police would ever seek to cover up their crimes?
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Tagged: acab, Bank of England, G20, G20 Meltdown, G20 Protests, Ian Tomlinson, police brutality, police murder
This Is What Class War looks Like
April 26, 2009 · Leave a Comment
From the people who bring you City Strolls, a statement on the recent attacks by the city council. Keep reading →
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