New Radical Glasgow Tours fundraiser – get your tour vouchers now!

Check out these new vouchers for walks in February 2025 as part of our winter fundraiser, raising funds for Addameer and Glasgow City Mission. Perfect Xmas gift for those hard-to-buy-for comrades!

Get your vouchers (+ magnet + stickers) here

Each £20 voucher entitles the bearer to come on one radical history tour in 2025 – choose from the following dates, times and tours:

Saturday Feb 8th 10:30 – Radical Southside
Saturday Feb 8th 14:00 – Radical Southside
Sunday Feb 9th 10:30 – (Anti)Colonial Glasgow (city centre)
Sunday Feb 9th 14:00 – (Anti)Colonial Glasgow (city centre)

The vouchers will be beautifully riso printed on light green card by our pals at Good Press in Glasgow, and will include details on the back of meeting points and times for the tours. Also included with each voucher is a stylish Radical Glasgow Tours magnet and 2 vinyl stickers of a vintage golden trade union banner with the motto “United to Protect — Not to Oppress”.

All money raised from the sales of these vouchers will be split evenly between Addameer and Glasgow City Mission.

Addameer is a Palestinian non-governmental, civil institution that works to support Palestinian political prisoners held in Israeli and Palestinian prisons. Established in 1991 by a group of activists interested in human rights, the center offers free legal aid to political prisoners, advocates their rights at the national and international level, and works to end torture and other violations of prisoners’ rights through monitoring, legal procedures and solidarity campaigns.

Glasgow City Mission helps people affected by homelessness and poverty, and is committed to tackling rough sleeping and moving guests from temporary accommodation in hostels, B&Bs and cheap hotels to a home of their own.

If money is tight or the dates don’t suit we really appreciate your help in sharing this post widely.

[For a frugal stocking-filler for the trade unionist cat fans in your life why not print off a few copies of our zine on the adventures of Smudge, the People’s Palace cat?]