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Greens Support Public Sector Strike

MSP Patrick Harvie

The Green MSPs today confirmed the party's support for tomorrow's coordinated strike action against UK Ministers' assault on public sector working conditions. Patrick Harvie MSP, the party's co-convenor, will take part in an STUC event with the leadership of Scottish Labour and with striking public sector staff in the morning, before taking part in the march from the Usher Hall to Holyrood and then meeting Holyrood staff on the picket line around Parliament.

Patrick Harvie MSP said:

"Tomorrow is a day when politicians of all parties should be supporting the unions and their action, which comes with a stronger democratic mandate than the UK Ministers who are imposing these unfair and economically illiterate cuts to public sector pensions. The strikes are therefore a crucial statement of resistance, and I will be out with public sector staff in Glasgow in the morning and in Edinburgh in the afternoon. 

"MSPs have a responsibility to back both Scotland's public sector employees and the wider public they serve. It'd be better if all politicians would offer the support that unions have asked for, and not cross the picket line today, but the focus must remain on UK Ministers and their reckless and divisive attack on the public sector."

 
 

City Councillors

Your Green representatives on the City Council

Glasgow City ChambersThere are five Greens on Glasgow City Council, making them the third largest group behind the SNP and Labour.

Your Green councillors are:

Councillor Ward
Danny Alderslowe Southside Central
Nina Baker Anderston/City
Stuart Clay Partick West
Martha Wardrop Hillhead
Kieran Wild Canal

Patrick Harvie

Green MSP candidate for Glasgow

Patrick was a Green MSP for Glasgow from 2003-2011 and is currently Co-Convener of the Scottish Greens. Catch up with Patrick on his website.

Please don't hesitate to contact Patrick to discuss any issues that are affecting you, or to make an appointment to meet in person.  Get in touch via email or telephone his parliamentary office on 0141 248 3850.

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