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Members of the Educational Institute of Scotland, the EIS, have staging a demonstration over pay. The institute is demanding a 10% increase in pay from the Scottish Government. Thousands of members marched from Kelvingrove Park in the city's west end to George Square where a rally was held.

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27 October 2018

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