*Please join the waiting list to see if spaces become available*

Book a space on the coach from Millenium Hotel, George Square, Glasgow G2 1DS leaving at 10am on Sunday 21 May to Muthu Hotel, Erskine, PA8 6AN.

Assemble at Muthu Hotel on Sunday, 21 May at 11am

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Solidarity with refugees: Keep Nazis out of Erskine

On Sunday 21st May trade unionists and anti-racism campaigners will join with members of the Erskine community and refugees in a show of unity against the fascists who are trying to bring hatred into the town.

At its recent Congress, the STUC agreed to support the local Erskine community and offer solidarity to refugees housed in the Muthu Glasgow River Hotel accommodation in Erskine that town.

The so-called Patriotic Alternative/Homeland is trying to capitalise on the climate of fear, the cost-of-living crisis and the failure to properly fund Erskine’s services to scapegoat refugees fleeing war and oppression. It is the UK Government’s inhumane policy on refugees and its brutal asylum dispersal scheme, not the refugees, which should be the target of our anger.

Before the event:

Share this communication widely across your networks, including social media outlets and encourage members, activists and reps to attend.
Contact reps and branches in the Erskine area to let them know and encourage them to link in with the Erskine Community Group. We can provide more details of the Community Group and organising in the area for those who want to help.

Transport:

Book your place on the coach from Millennium Hotel, George Square, Glasgow G2 1DS leaving at 10am

On the day:

All welcome!

Solidarity speakers, music, food, and stalls.
Please contact us at info@stuc.org.uk if your union, branch, or organisation can help on the day.

For further updates go to https://stuc.org.uk/campaigns-and-events/events/solidarity-with-refugees-keep-nazis-out-of-erskine

Called by Stand Up To Racism and the STUC, with support from Paisley District Trades Union Council.

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