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Help to grow the Scottish People’s Assembly

SINCE the People’s Assembly Scotland (PAS) last met for an annual general meeting, much has changed in the political landscape at Scottish, municipal, UK and international levels. 

What has not changed is the unrelenting attacks on working people and their families’ living standards. 

Cuts are implemented at local level because of the Scottish government’s inadequate allocation of funds that would allow councils to both provide appropriate services and protect jobs.

  • A Fairer Economy 
  • More and Better Jobs 
  • High Standard Homes for All 
  • Protect and Improve Public Services 
  • For Fairness and Justice 
  • For a Secure and Sustainable Future. 
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