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Nae Borders! Unity opens a new bookshop!

‘Hungry man, pick up a book, it is a weapon..’
Bertolt Brecht (1898 – 1956)

Faslane peace Camp forum up.

Faslane Peace Camp now has a forum!! 

UnFairer Scotland Fund - poorest Areas are missing out

The poorest and most deprived areas in Edinburgh are missing out in the new way of distributing funds formerly known as "Community Regeneration". The Unfairer Scotland Fund will cut the money going into North Edinburgh by about half to nearly 1 million. This will damage projects like the Pilton Elderly Project and the Granton Youth Centre. For more information see: http://news.scotsman.com/opinion/Poorest-areas-missing-out-as.4475765.jp

Call to remove NUJ President for role in censorship

The following is a press release sent out by Variant last week regarding the removal of their magazine from Glasgow's cultural venues. The story has been covered on IMC Scotland here and here.

"Fences" video for Climate Camp

Downloadable version of a Climate Camp film about Fences and how to get round, through, over or under them. Liberated from YouTube, hence quite low quality.

PHILIPPINES: Ban Endosulfan!

 

Update on censorship of Variant

James Doherty gets £50k a year for PRSo when is a journalist not a journalist? When he's the "Media Manager" of Culture & Sport Glasgow it seems. Variant magazine have responded to their recent ban from, not just the Tramway but all Culture & Sport Glasgow venues.

Calling Time at Carnival Arts Centre

It ain't over till the fat trumpeter playsThe Unity Centre benefit gig last Friday turned out to also be the last-ever nighttime event at Glasgow's Carnival Arts Centre. The longstanding supporters of community projects are being moved to new premises in the face of continuing gentrification of the Trongate area.

Cultural Venue Bans Arts Magazine

The arts & culture magazine 'Variant' has been banned from Tramway, a key cultural venue in Glasgow "that promotes public participation, education and debate, placing the building at the heart of local, national and international concerns, issues and innovation."

Two directors to quit Clyde [Formerly Weirs] Pumps

Two senior directors of Jim McColl's Clyde Pumps, including the man who has continued to run this business since the entrepreneur acquired it from Weir Group last May, are leaving, The Herald has learned. However, Mr McColl was at pains yesterday to dispel any fears that the top management changes spelled a threat to the 640 employees at the Glasgow-based pump manufacturing business. ... Full Story

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