Stand in solidarity: SPSC member Sarah McCaffer to be charged for wearing t-shirt Mon 15 September, from 1.30pm, St Leonard's police station, Edinburgh SPSC member Sarah McCaffer has been asked […]
Protest Barclays Complicity and profiting from genocide. Barclays Princes Street East End (Next to Apple Store).
Join our meeting to discuss local events, actions and solidarity in the Edinburgh area. This meeting is for members and will take place at Augustine United Church, if you are […]
Come along to Aros Hall, Main Street, Tobermory from 10am. Tea, coffee, stalls, chats about solidarity & hear from a former peacekeeper who worked in Palestine. Donations welcomed, please contact […]
Join us outside the Recruitment Office at the West End. The RAF has aided the Zionist regime in it's genocide by conducting surveillance flights over Gaza to gather intelligence on […]
Join SPSC Borders branch in Peebles to make noise for Gaza. A pots and pans demonstration will take place from 6pm on Peebles High Street on the church steps. This […]
Join us every Friday to protest the complicity of the UK Armed Forces in the genocide of Palestinians. From 11.00 - 14.00 at the Armed Forces Careers Office, Charlotte House, […]
Mourn the dead, fight for the living. This event is not organised by SPSC Aberdeen, but we encourage our members and supporters to attend this weekly vigil organised by health […]
Protest Barclay's complicity and profiting from genocide Barclays is bankrolling Israel’s genocide against 2.3 million Palestinians in Gaza. A report published in 2024 detailed Barclay's financial ties to companies producing weapons […]
Protest Barclay's complicity and profiting from genocide Barclays is bankrolling Israel’s genocide against 2.3 million Palestinians in Gaza. A report published in 2024 detailed Barclay's financial ties to companies producing weapons […]
We will be leafleting customers outside Sainsbury's, Shrubhill Leith. Help us spread the word about effective and consistent boycotting, speaking out against the complicity on our Supermarket shelves. Ordinary people […]
