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A Fair Share

March 12, 2010 by admin

Global Poverty, Climate Change and Britain’s Carbon Debt

A public meeting with

Douglas Alexander, Secretary of State for International Development

Deborah Doane, Director of the World Development Movement

Reverend Ian Galloway, Convenor of the Church of Scotland’s Church and Society Council

Friday 19th March, 6-7:30pm, Wynd Centre, 6 School Wynd, Paisley

Climate change – we caused the problem, but it’s people in the developing world who are facing its worst impacts. We’ve already used more than our fair share of carbon, so it’s time for Britain to pay its climate debt. Come along and ask the Secretary of State why the UK Government wants to loan money to Bangladesh through the World Bank, rather than paying proper compensation for our climate debt.

Free event. All welcome, no need to book.

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A Free Cup of (Fairtrade) Tea

March 12, 2010 by admin

We’re giving away free cups of tea as part of Fairtrade Fortnight

10am – 12noon, Saturday 6th March, Shawlands Coop

Come along for a cuppa, a wee blether and to find out more about Fairtrade (and even fairer international trade rules)

Discussing Fairtrade points with Tom Harris, MP
Discussing Fairtrade points with Malcolm Fleming, parliamentary candidate

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