Mainshill December Newsletter - out now
pictsie | 21.12.2009 11:58 | Ecology | Free Spaces | Social Struggles
A round up of events at Mainshill Solidarity Camp over the last month(ish), and a few bits and pieces on coal expansion and resistance in the UK.
Catch up with events from Lanarkshire based anti open cast coal mine tree sit - Mainshill Solidarity Camp - More Blockades, Corrupt Politicians and Sabotage to report.
web:
http://coalactionscotland.noflag.org.uk/?p=982
PDF: http://coalactionscotland.noflag.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/2009/12/newsletter3.pdf
The Camp will be continuing over the festive period and into the new year, and as always would love to welcome any visitors.
Directions
Buses run to Douglas from Lanark and Hamilton. Both Lanark and Hamilton have train and bus stations and are easy to get to from either Glasgow Central Train Station or Buchannon Street Bus Station. From South of the border, going to Glasgow is the easiest way to get to Douglas. Buses from Lanark to Douglas are much more frequent!
Bus from Lanark:
The Service Number 9 (William Stokes & Sons) runs from Lanark – Glespin, stopping in Douglas (service every 49mins past each hour). Ask to be dropped of outside the camp – drivers are usually happy to do this. Otherwise, get off at the Eggerton Bridge stop just before Douglas – you’ll see the camp on your left just after the M74 underpass!
Bus from Hamilton:
The X50 (Henderson Travel – http://www.henderson-travel.co.uk/) Hamilton-Glespin runs Hamilton, Interchange – Lesmahagow, Church Hall – Rigside – Douglas, leaving Hamilton at 17:05 (one service per day)
From Douglas:
The bus will stop before Douglas at Eggerton Bridge and you will see the camp on your left after the M74 underpass. If you miss this stop get off in Douglas and walk North East back up the A70 for 1km and the camp will be on your right just before the M74.
Hitching:
If you hitch, the camp is right next to the M74 which runs from Glasgow to Carlisle. Get dropped of at junction 12 and walk South West down the A70 towards Douglas and the camp is a few hundred metres on your left. Happendon services are close to junction 12 – if you end up therewalk South down the B7078, turn right onto the A70 towards Douglas, which takes you under the M74 and as above.
If you need a ride…
…from somewhere close by call the site phone and we’ll try to sort you out.
Contact Us
Call the site phone on: 07806926040
Email us on:
mainshill@riseup.net
web:
http://coalactionscotland.noflag.org.uk/?p=982 PDF:
http://coalactionscotland.noflag.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/2009/12/newsletter3.pdf The Camp will be continuing over the festive period and into the new year, and as always would love to welcome any visitors.
Directions
Buses run to Douglas from Lanark and Hamilton. Both Lanark and Hamilton have train and bus stations and are easy to get to from either Glasgow Central Train Station or Buchannon Street Bus Station. From South of the border, going to Glasgow is the easiest way to get to Douglas. Buses from Lanark to Douglas are much more frequent!
Bus from Lanark:
The Service Number 9 (William Stokes & Sons) runs from Lanark – Glespin, stopping in Douglas (service every 49mins past each hour). Ask to be dropped of outside the camp – drivers are usually happy to do this. Otherwise, get off at the Eggerton Bridge stop just before Douglas – you’ll see the camp on your left just after the M74 underpass!
Bus from Hamilton:
The X50 (Henderson Travel –
http://www.henderson-travel.co.uk/) Hamilton-Glespin runs Hamilton, Interchange – Lesmahagow, Church Hall – Rigside – Douglas, leaving Hamilton at 17:05 (one service per day) From Douglas:
The bus will stop before Douglas at Eggerton Bridge and you will see the camp on your left after the M74 underpass. If you miss this stop get off in Douglas and walk North East back up the A70 for 1km and the camp will be on your right just before the M74.
Hitching:
If you hitch, the camp is right next to the M74 which runs from Glasgow to Carlisle. Get dropped of at junction 12 and walk South West down the A70 towards Douglas and the camp is a few hundred metres on your left. Happendon services are close to junction 12 – if you end up therewalk South down the B7078, turn right onto the A70 towards Douglas, which takes you under the M74 and as above.
If you need a ride…
…from somewhere close by call the site phone and we’ll try to sort you out.
Contact Us
Call the site phone on: 07806926040
Email us on:
mainshill@riseup.net
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