Students at University of Glasgow reprendre occupation days after, when they had expulser

Mar 23, 2011

A group of student occupation of a reprise University building a day after expulser.

Dozens of protesters returned to Hetherington Glasgow University build on the proposal of the institutions will plunge you down and to save 20 million persons in a demonstration.

Police were removed in the presence of the following seven weeks are defeated in the field of University 13, but on to the occupied part of the main University.

Bosses have agreed to go back to Hetherington in an agreement for these students to leave.

A spokesman said: "they were discussed and University Management agreed that his return to Hetherington, made, continued occupation.

'' We are pleased that this happened in a how rationnelle. Pledges between protesters and the University. "

The occupation of former club for postgraduates and mature students, scheduled for remise, began when the first of February.

Representants students described the presence of 80 officers, more than a dozen cars and a police helicopter were not like by and unacceptable.

Officers arrested a woman for a ground obstruction.

Tommy Gore, the President of the student representative Council (SRC), said that the events of yesterday was a distraction from work to help the people who make proposed knife.

He said: "we reconnaitre messages protesters trying to get On but the University's plans for the building of Hetherington and the plans are supported.

'' They have a sound-proof lab for students who need music for example.

'' What we really want to see is a peaceful conclusion to the occupation. "

Gore and said the University was '' clearly '' to answer by students to let hunters.

He said the estimated value is 60-100 in Hetherington today.

Strathclyde Police said yesterday that suggestions he had been hit by an answer was '' ridicule. "

Superintendent Nelson Telfer said. "Strathclyde Police regularly find organised protests and marches but not Before certain action in the University and had to react to real time.

'' This is testament to trial officials with discretion that there is no one was injured. "

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