Community Cookbook

The Community cookbook is a collection of ingredients (ideas) that will help and encourage folk to share there thoughts humour, activities, pastimes, issues, concerns, that make up, or are the recipe for a healthy community

Participatory Economics (Parecon)

What is Parecon? Parecon is an economic system being developed for life after Capitalism. What we want to look at here is some of its practical applications that could be used and adapted to the present day economic situation.

MayDay 2010

A group to help coordinate the different events and goings on around MayDay this year; to build links and hopefully reduce replication of work. Let us know what you're planning, or if you have any ideas for events or happenings let us know how we can support that.

No Mean Streets

Hello! and welcome to the No Mean Streets social network. This online space has been setup as part of an arts project lead by New Social Art School whose objectives are to encourage cycling, improve the attitudes of other motorists towards cyclists, and hopefully improve the proficiency for cycling in Glasgow.

Bridge Video Vault

You can see all Bridge videos  HERE

Electron DIY Cinema

Come and watch a movie friday evenings. Showing every week. FREE
CCA 350 Sauchiehall Street Glasgow G2 3JD. You can enter the Electron from Scot Street. Up stair door on left.

RiB

Radical Independent Book-fair project

BURGH Angel

Community Paper from the North West of Glasgow

Scottish Tenant's Organisation

The STO was born out of the great Glasgow Rent Strikes of 1915, when mass action by ordinary tenants and workers forced the government to intervene. As Glasgow's working-class men were dying in their thousands on the killing fields of Flanders, the women back home were faced with swingeing rises in their rent. Their refusal to be exploited by their landlords led to a historic strike movement, which was echoed in many other parts of Scotland and the UK, and compelled the government to freeze rents at pre-war levels. This movement led directly to the formation of the STO, which was seen by its founders as the most effective way to make the voice of ordinary tenants heard and, more importantly, listened to, by government and landlords.

Glasgow Parks and Public space

Like every other part of the Common Good we can no longer take it for granted that our parks can stay free from business interests - nor can we rely on the city council or any future city council to look after the publics interests concerning green space and parks. We [park users] need to take on this responsibility ourselves. Please use this space to create a collective shared knowledge base on what is happening in and to our parks and green spaces.