Our campaigner, Rebecca Menzies, wrote an Opinion Piece for The Herald on how improved public transport can help tackle the Climate Emergency.
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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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Protest against Rail Fare Increases
Together with our friends at Bring Back British Rail, we coordinated a protest at Glasgow Central Station as part of the national day of action against rail privatisation.
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Publicly-owned Buses on BBC Radio Scotland
Our Chair, Ellie Harrison, was invited onto Good Morning Scotland to discuss the benefits of setting up a publicly-owned bus company for Glasgow.
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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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Connectivity Commission
Get Glasgow Moving welcomed the recommendations of phase two of the Connectivity Commission’s report, including building a new tram network called Glasgow Metro.
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We’re seeking a Public Transport Campaigner to join our team
In spring 2019, after receiving a grant from the Foundation for Integrated Transport to help us build the campaign, we began recruiting for a full-time campaigner.
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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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First Annual General Meeting
We formally adopted our constitution and elected our first Management Committee at our first AGM at Unite offices in Glasgow.
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Connectivity Commission on BBC News Scotland
Campaign co-founder Ellie Harrison was interviewed by BBC News Scotland following the launch of phase one of the Connectivity Commission’s report.
