Events

We’ll be at the West End Festival, helping people to decide who to support in the World Cup

Sunday 13th June, 12pm until we run out of energy

The World Cup sets large countries against small, rich against poor, but how do you decide who to cheer for? If you’re tired of just cheering for whoever England are losing to, come along to our stall and find out about another way of deciding who to support.

For more info, see http://whoshouldicheerfor.com/

The Global Poverty Project is bringing their groundbreaking presentation, 1.4 Billion Reasons, to Glasgow. Based on leading research, the 90 minute presentation clearly articulates the facts of extreme poverty and demonstrates that by making simple changes everyone can be a part of the solution.

No-nonsense Canadian documentary about the horrors of tar sands extraction in Alberta and the damage being done to local communities as well as the pristine arboreal forest.

Wednesday 5th May, 5:45pm at the GFT

Followed by a short discussion on the issues and what you can do to make a difference.

For more details, see http://bit.ly/bHubeS

Come and join us in taking action outside the Royal Bank of Scotland in Sauchiehall Street, to coincide with the RBS AGM

Wednesday 28th April, 12:30-1:30pm

RBS, Sauchiehall Street (near Buchanan Galleries)

As taxpayers, we own 84% of RBS, so we’ll be asking the people of Glasgow whether they want to invest their share of the bank in the Royal Bank of Shame, or the Royal Bank of Sustainability

For more info about the issues and to see us in action, see this article from the Sunday Herald… http://bit.ly/9v3Fu3