Milton, Rita (1924 – 2011)
Submitted by Battlescarred on May 9 2018 13:26
A short biography of Scottish anarchist Rita Milton
Solidarity (Glasgow)
Partial archive of the journal published by the Glasgow group of UK libertarian socialist group, Solidarity, from 1965.
Police out of Pride! 5 arrested at Glasgow Pride as Police Scotland lead the parade
Submitted by Ramona on Aug 21 2017 21:59
Five LGBT+ activists have been arrested after protesting police involvement in Glasgow Pride.
Interview with John Taylor Caldwell
Discussion by John Taylor Caldwell on some of the early developments in anarchism in Glasgow.
Scottish Anarchist -Fight the Rich, Not their wars
Leaflet and newsheet produced in 2001 against the Iraq War by numerous scottish anarchists and liberations including I believe the Scottish Federation of Anarchists(SFA).
1915: Glasgow Rent Strike
Submitted by Reddebrek on Jan 25 2017 18:16
IN 1915 overcrowding gave landlords in Glasgow took advantage and increased the rent and evicted thousands who couldn't pay. In response the women of the estates banded together and chased away the eviction agents.
Scottish Anarchist Magazine Issue 1
Submitted by RobberBurns88 on Jan 3 2017 02:36
Scottish Anarchist is the Journal of the Scottish Federation of Anarchists (the SFA).
The SFA unites anarchists, libertarian socialists and autonomous revolutionaries
across this fair nation. It does this for the express aim of increasing the influence of
anarchist ideas and ideals in the class struggle.
produced 1994.
Counter Information
Archive of Counter Information, which was a newsletter produced by an independent collective, based in central Scotland, including Glasgow, with the aim is to assist in the struggle against all injustice, oppression and exploitation. Published from the 1980s to the early 2000s.
The SNP, Scottish Nationalism and the Class struggle: Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow
Submitted by RobberBurns88 on Dec 20 2016 12:44
Written on 04/10/2015 ,·this piece aims to give a feel for the over-arching sweep of events in Scotland since the mid-nineties, contextualise the rise of a nationalism that is as divisive as any other, and show how faith in electoral state solutions has cast a shadow of reforms that will easily vanish in the proposed new dawn of an independent Scotland.
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