Glasgow Green - 12 Noon, Today!

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Marion MIllar's scheduled appearance at Glasgow Sheriff Court has been postponed, so a socially distanced gathering of friends and supporters has been arranged instead.

12 noon today at the Arch on Glasgow Green where Glasgow's equal pay claimants assembled on the day of their strike, march and rally to George Square in October 2018.


Look forward to seeing you there - and I wonder if any of Glasgow's MSPs will come along to say hello and show their support. 

  

Cathcart Cop Shop - Be There Or Be Square! (May 27, 2021)


Here are some of the 'well kent' Glasgow faces I would expect to show solidarity at Cathcart Police Station tomorrow - especially after the recent events at Kenmure Street.

I'll have my camera and am hoping for a few celebrity selfies.

Nicola Sturgeon - spoke out over events at Kenmure Street


James Dornan - SNP MSP for Glasgow Catchcart


Humza Yousaf - former justice minister and self-styled 'voice of justice'


Aamer Anwar - Glasgow lawyer who turned up at Kenmure Street at short notice


Patrick Harvie - Green leader, Glasgow list MSP, last seen in Edinburgh breaking the Covid rules

  

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