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The RCN strike will be cut short after the high court ruled it “partly unlawful.”

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Thousands of East Renfrewshire women hit by High Court state pension ruling

John Devlin 08/03/2018. GLASGOW.
Glasgow WASPI group mark International Women's Day today by campaigning on the streets of Glasgow city centre.

A series of events will take place throughout the day to raise awareness of state pension inequality.

The day includes a presence at the opening of the Mary Barbour Statue in Govan, where many of their forebears campaigned for the introduction of the Rent Act.

This will be followed by a procession of 100 WASPI women through Glasgow city centre, leaving Shuttle Street at 1pm, marching along Argyle Street and back to George Square.
There the group hope to start the WASPI tree, where each woman affected ties on a purple ribbon and for those who have passed on the group will have purple and white ones.

This will be a visual representation of how much money the Government has retained due to the changes and the â¬Ümagic money treeâ¬".

Later at 6pm the Glasgow group will be joined outside the Scottish Hydro - which is being lit up Purple for WASPI - with members from

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