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Fight for real change is the rallying call at Morning Star Scotland’s autumn conference
A scene from today's Morning Star Scotland autumn conference, September 15, 2024

FIGHTING for real change was the rallying cry, as workers from across Scotland gathered in person and online for Morning Star Scotland’s autumn conference today.

Held at the STUC’s Glasgow base, it was opened by Lynn-Marie O’Hara of Unison, who welcomed numerous comrades with whom she had “stood side by side and shoulder to shoulder with in Erskine.”

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