Tuesday 2 October 2012

Join us on 20 October 2012 

JOBS NOT BOMBS

Troops out of Afghanistan

The STUC is organising a mass demonstration on 20th October in Glasgow. The event will coincide with a similar event in London under the banner ‘A future that works’.
The Coalition Government may be in crisis but they are still refusing to change course from their dangerous and damaging programme of cuts and austerity.
On the morning of Saturday 20th October, trade unionists and community activists from across Scotland will gather for a march through Glasgow to play our part in telling the Government that enough is enough.
In the coming weeks you can come to this site to download publicity materials, find out about transport, or volunteer to help on the day.

Sign-up to receive latest updates at info@stuc.org.uk or visit http://www.stuc.org.uk/20-oct

We say cut the war and fund our services 

Rally for October 20th


On Wednesday 3rd October @ 7.30pm 
Glasgow City Unison office, 
84 Bell Street, Glasgow G1 1LQ 
  
Support for the STUC’s October 20th 'A Future that Works' Demo in Glasgow is building up. The march gives us all- young, old, black, white, students, workers, unemployed, and with disabilities - a chance to fight back against the government’s programme of cuts and austerity. 
  
Come to the Mobilising Rally on Wednesday Oct 3rd. Let us unite our different struggles and build a mass protest on October 20th!

Speakers: Dave Moxham (Deputy Gen Sec STUC), Sasha Callaghan (Disability History Scotland), Roz Foyer (UNITE Scotland), Jennifer McCarey (Glasgow Trades Council), Brian Smith (Glasgow City UNISON/ Defend Glasgow Services), Sandra Webster (Kids Need Our Ward) Chair: Maureen Watson (Right to Work Campaign) 
 

The 3rd October Rally is supported by Black Activists Rising Against the Cuts; Black Triangle Campaign; Defend Glasgow Services; Glasgow Campaign to Welcome Refugees; Glasgow City UNISON; Save the Accord Campaign; Positive Action in Housing; Scottish March for Jobs and Public Services; Scottish Unemployed Workers Network; Social Work Action Network; Stop the War Coalition (Glasgow); Right to Work Campaign; The Kids Need Our Ward Campaign; UNITE Scottish Housing Associations Branch; UNITE Scottish Rank and File M & E Construction Workers; and UNITE branch 7/600 

Anniversary conference - date for your diary

To mark the 10th anniversary of the major 2 million strong demo against the Iraq war, which took place on 15 February 2003 we are holding a conference in London which will discuss the aftermath of the war and the threats of war in the present and future. It will be in Friends House, London on Saturday 9th February 2013. A wide range of prominent speakers have already been booked. Brochures and more details to follow soon.