Me and few friends should be driving up for the weekend. If worst comes to worst we could sleep in the car (its an old metro and there will be 5 of us but we'll cope ) This is such a great oppotunity, and one I won't be missing out on! There is nothing I love more than a good protest, especially when its about something I am truely 100% passionate about. It would be great to see you guys there, we'll organise meeting up sometime nearer the time, ok? Hopefully we'll get there ok, the guy who is meant to be driving is yet to pass his test, and none of us can read maps, but we'll get there! Even if I have to walk
hi, i live liek 10 miles away from that!i really want to go but where are all u guys gonan stay? this will be my first protest!i won't know anyone there though, it sound slike an amazing experience.
hi, I live quite close to there!I really want to go but where are all u guys gonna stay? this will be my first protest!I won't know anyone there though, it sounds like an amazing experience.
hi rainbow dew, it would be so greta if me and a friend could crash at your flat. thanks,that's so kind of you to open your home up like that.
hey relam of the fairie, sorry for not getting back sooner-there might be a slight problem with this as i may well be on tour with my band at the time.....give me a few weeks and ill get back t you with a definate yeh or neh. sory bout the complications!*hugs* N x
For all you Southerners... GET on board on the Resist G8 Trains! The G8 Summit takes place in Gleneagles, Scotland from the 6th-8thJuly 2005. However, there will be many events, demos and directactions around Scotland in the days leading up to the summit. TheSouth East Assembly has chartered two trains to take people up tothe protests against the G8 summit. This will also include the hugeMake Poverty History march on July 2nd in Edinburgh. Every daythere will be different protests at nulcear bases (faslane July4th), detention centres (Dungavel July 5th) and several otherinitiatives which need support. The trains will depart earlymorning from London Kings Cross and arrive in Edinburgh whereaccommodation (bring sleeping bags and tents!) will be provided forfree. :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: BOOKING A SEAT ( All trains departs LONDON Kings Cross 7am arriving EDINBURGH 1pm) LONG STAY // Friday 1st July RTN Saturday 9th JulySHORT STAY // Monday 4th July RTN Friday 8th July All tickets cost £50, with the view of providing a concessionaryprice for unemployed/low wage/asylum seeker and those travelingfrom Eastern Europe. If possible, please make a donation tocontribute to this concession. To book a seat on the train please download the booking form, fillit in clearly and send to BM SOUTH EAST ASSEMBLY, London, WC1N 3XXenclosed with a cheque/postal order made payable to “G.E.N.I.” Booking Form :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: Finalised times for departure and arrival are subject to networkrail agreement but will be around 7am-ish from London Kings Cross,arriving Edinburgh at 1pm-ish. All tickets are return but for those wanting a one-way ticket therewill be an option to sell/donate your return journey at theconvergence & camp sites. If you have any spare cash then please add a donation to help asubsidised ticket being available for unemployed/low wage/asylumseekers and those travelling from Eastern Europe. Once we recieve the order for tickets we will comfirm byemail/phone.Tickets will be posted out two weeks before departure. ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: Both trains are organised by the SOUTH EAST ASSEMBLY, an anti-authoritarian co-ordination of groups & individuals based in theSouth East. For more info: www.resistg8.org.uk // www.dissent.org.uk Contact the transport group for any queries: trainforG8@hushmail.com See http://www.wombles.org.uk/g8/ for moore info...
Here is a list of transportation hubs http://www.cambridgeaction.net/g8hubs These are locations which have spaces available in buses/trains/canoes/whatever. There is still a great need for other locations to become transportation hubs by renting mini-buses etc. To add your group to the list visit the g8hubs page above. Some more transportation info is available here: http://www.dissent.org.uk/content/view/183/102/ and more will get added soon. The transportation group asks that all local groups consider renting mini-buses for the period of the convergence and that they have additional drivers who can help with transport. Renting a mini-bus is actually a cheap way for a group of people to get up to Scotland, and will help with travel to and from the convergence space which will be remote. They also need drivers! contact driventodissent(at)go4.it for more info.
See you there Ingrid BTW Interesting site here: http://www.g8alternatives.org.uk/admin/test/g8Mambo/index.php?option=com_frontpage&Itemid=1 makes you think
Does any one know of a cheap way to get up there.. that does not involve having to sit with people with 'dissent'.. I am being honest, not rude.. I just want a easy way to get there .. i am thinking train/plane but seriously i just want to get up there cheaply ? I may have to swallow my pride a little i think. wrong thread me thinks..
well, if you can make it to huddersfield you're welcome to come up with us... we're sharing petrol costs but it wont be much.
wow thats a fair distance from me..but a lot better . I appreciate the consideration and will get back to you on it. I don't wish to take up space though, i have a tent and a brother to think about...the brother can get up there himself though (for all i care) just kidding.
G8 Agrees to Debt Relief for Poor Nations rather good news .... That would be the best person to speak with on these matters.
I'm driving up on Saturday morning (the 2nd June) and coming back the following Saturay. I'm only staying in Edinburgh on the 2nd as I'll be heading up to Bilston Glen and to Faslane for a protest whilst in Scotland.