We handed our Time to Take Back Our Buses petition to Council Leader Susan Aitken and had a meeting to discuss Glasgow’s public transport.
Campaign
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Transport Act Rally at the Scottish Parliament
After three years of campaigning, we held our third and final Rally at the Scottish Parliament to celebrate new powers for publicly-owned buses passed in the Transport Act.
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Glasgow’s Climate Emergency
Get Glasgow Moving was invited to be part of the Council’s Climate Emergency Working Group and we ensured public transport took centre stage.
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Time To Take Back Our Buses
After First announced they were selling up, we launched our Time to Take Back Our Buses campaign.
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Transport Bill Campaign
On 12 June 2019 we held another big Protest for Publicly-owned Buses at the Scottish Parliament for the second stage of the Transport Bill.
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Presentation at Glasgow City Council
We presented our petition signed by 10,727 people to Glasgow City Council’s Wellbeing, Empowerment, Community & Citizen Engagement City Policy Committee.
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Transport Bill Stakeholder Event
On 24 October 2018 we went back to the Scottish Parliament to present our campaign’s demands at the Stakeholder Event for the Transport Bill.
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Protest for Publicly-owned Buses for Scotland
We organised a protest for publicly-owned buses at the Scottish Parliament on the first day of evidence on the Transport Bill and submitted our petition with 10,184 signatures.
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Transport Bill Consultation
Our Response to the Scottish Parliament’s consultation on the Transport Bill marked the beginning of a huge campaign to win amendments for publicly-owned buses.
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Glasgow’s Low Emission Zone
We held a ‘No Ambition Zone’ demonstration at Glasgow City Chambers when the Council voted through unambitious plans for Glasgow’s Low Emission Zone.
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Petition Hand-in to Glasgow City Council
One year after its launch, we submitted our petition demanding ‘World-class transport for Glasgow’ to Glasgow City Council with 8,397 signatures.
