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Britain / 23 July 2019
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Scotland / 29 April 2025
Landmark victory secures Glasgow's trade union education centre
29 April 2025
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28 April 2025
Economy / 28 April 2025
Plaid Cymru launch their economic plan for Wales
28 April 2025
NASUWT / 28 April 2025
Teachers' union reopens nominations for general secretary after legal challenge
28 April 2025
International Workers Memorial Day / 28 April 2025
RMT unveils station plaque in memory of railway workers killed on duty
28 April 2025
STUC 2025 / 28 April 2025
Scottish Trades Union Congress opens in Dundee with message of solidarity at home and abroad
28 April 2025
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RAIL workers will demonstrate outside Glasgow’s historic Springburn works on Friday — the day it is due to close.

Owners Gemini Rail Group say the works, known as the “Caley,” is no longer viable. 

New ScotRail trains are maintained and repaired directly by their manufacturers.

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