Scottish Websites

Glasgow Autonomous Project: We are a clutch of anarchists in the Glasgow area, organising events with the ultimate aim of establishing an anarchist/autonomous centre.
Talamh Life Centre: Talamh Life Centre's ideological approach is one of environmental sustainability. Talamh Life Centre aims to build solutions to the social and environmental problems our society faces, by raising awareness that they are fundamentally linked. 50 acres provides the main site for Talamh Life Centre. We have regular working weeks, and volunteers are also welome at other times for up to two weeks at a time if you phone or email us in advance to arrange a date.
Teknopunx2000: A group of artists, musicians, writers, performers, fire dancers and entertainers based in Scotland. Direct Activists experienced in ecology, tree defence, eviction resistance, tunnelling, sea actions, free festivals, street parties and demonstrations.
Disco Dave's Tunnel Guide: This guide has been put on the net with the intention for it to be downloaded and printed out. It can then be distributed to the protest sites of your choice to be used as an on site reference manual.
Save Our Pool: Website for the campaign to save Govanhill Pool on the southside of Glasgow which the Council are trying to close.
Clydeside Hunt Sabs: Clydeside Hunt Saboteurs have been operative since 1981. They use direct, but peacful action to save the lives of hunted animals in the Renfrewshire area & also in other parts of Scotland.
"We fight for wildlife in the very fields where it is threatened, harassed & mutilated by unimaginative 'people' in the name of 'sport'. Our objective is to make bloodsports unworkable, impractical & obsolete through a campaign on non-violent direct action - getting between the hunter & the hunted!"
The Autonomous Centre of Edinburgh: The Autonomous Centre of Edinburgh (ACE) is a self funded campaigning and social centre, for people who wish to take control of their lives by working collectively against social, economic and ecological injustice and exploitation; rather than looking to politicians, bosses and bureaucrats for solutions.
JAM74: Joint Action Against the M74 is an alliance of 14 environmental, community and transport groups who believe there are many alternatives to the planned M74 Northern Extension (a proposed Ł177m road through Glasgow).
TRANSform Scotland: This campaign for sustainable transport were established at the end of 1997 by over thirty transport and environmental organisations. They aim to work for - among other things - sustainable transport-related policies for Scotland, promote enhanced standards of accessibility, safety and environmental protection in transport and promote policies to encourage increased reliance on walking, cycling, and public transport.