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Court move on Glasgow's George Square protest Court move on Glasgow's George Square protest delayed
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Glasgow City Council is going to court later as part of its attempt to evict anti-capitalists from their camp in the city's George Square. A court move to evict a group of anti-capitalists from their camp in Glasgow's George Square has been delayed.
The protesters pitched their tents opposite the City Chambers on 15 October. The "Occupy Glasgow" protesters pitched their tents opposite the City Chambers on 15 October.
A letter of expulsion has already been issued, ordering the Occupy Glasgow activists to leave. Legal action by Glasgow City council due to get underway has now been put off until Thursday.
The council said it wanted to resolve the issue ahead of Remembrance Day commemorations.The council said it wanted to resolve the issue ahead of Remembrance Day commemorations.
City Council spokesman Colin Edgar said: "George Square isn't a huge space - it's not the world's biggest civic square. A letter of expulsion has already been issued, ordering the activists to leave.
Council spokesman Colin Edgar said: "George Square isn't a huge space - it's not the world's biggest civic square.
"It's very intensively used at this time of year, so next week we'll start to put in the Garden of Remembrance for Armistice Day."It's very intensively used at this time of year, so next week we'll start to put in the Garden of Remembrance for Armistice Day.
"The week after that we actually celebrate Armistice Day itself and the Sunday after that we have Remembrance Sunday, when the square is absolutely packed.""The week after that we actually celebrate Armistice Day itself and the Sunday after that we have Remembrance Sunday, when the square is absolutely packed."