Sat 01/06
1500 - 1700
The Albany Centre, 44 Ashley Street, G3 6DS.

Last month's May Day assembly for change focused on the theme of
re-evaluating society's values. Come and work with believe we need to
decide what we are fighting for, not just what we are against. We're
trying to create a route map to take us beyond the present destructive

Dig Up The Roots Presents: Colonel Mustard & The Dijon 5 + SaMson SoUnds +
Apollo Gets the Girl + Ceylan Hay
Fri 31/05
1900 - 0000
The Art School, 468 Sauchiehall Street, G2 3LW.

Dig Up The roots is a brand new innovative event’s organisation
dedicated to funding and supporting a wide range of community groups and

Defending Queen's Cross Against the Bedroom Tax
Tue 30/05
1900
Woodside Hall, 36 Glenfarg Street, G20 7QF.

*RESCHEDULED TO 30TH MAY DUE TO MATTERS OUTSIDE OUR CONTROL*

QCHA Residents for Change with speaker from Edinburgh Coalition Against
Poverty.

* Find out how to appeal and gain an exemption

David Rovics + Ill Papa Giraffe
Sat 25/05
1930
The Glad Cafe, 1006a Pollokshaws Road, Shawlands, G41 2HG.

Probably the best political songwriter in the world today, DAVID ROVICS
will be stopping in Glasgow as part of his Meanwhile in Afghanistan tour.

What other folk say about him:

“Absolutely brilliant. David Rovics says exactly what needs to be said.”

To help the peace camp at Faslane some former residents and supporters of the camp have set up a Faslane Peace Camp Supporters network to help distribute information, fundraise, organise events and protests, benefit gigs, trips out to the camp and staying there regularly etc.

While the government's bedroom tax is likely to lead to evictions of people who cannot pay the extra rents,  their policy of refusing support to refused refugees who cannot return to their home countries has already led to many evictions into absolute destitution.  The utter callousness of their treatment of refugees has been a dress rehearsal for the bedroom tax.

Saturday 1 June, Axe the Bedroom Tax Demonstration, Assemble 11am George Square Glasgow.

Kinning Park Complex Sunday 26th May 2:00 - 5:00

There is much discussion on Scottish independence. Independence could be
a great thing or it could create another lair of detached money grabbing
bureaucrats. We need to look after what we already have. If we can't
understand and protect our commons what do we replace neoliberal
policies with in our new government?