Legal reprieve for 'Occupy Glasgow' protesters

Glasgow protesters have been given 48 hours to seek legal advice after a council took them to court to have them evicted from a camp in a city centre square.

Legal reprieve for 'Occupy Glasgow' protesters
Tue, 01 Nov, 2011 - 16:29

Glasgow protesters have been given 48 hours to seek legal advice after a council took them to court to have them evicted from a camp in a city centre square.

The 'Occupy Glasgow' group, which stands in solidarity with a global ā€œanti-greedā€ movement, moved ino George Square on October 15.

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