The Occupation of Granton Street

The Occupation of Granton Street refers to a protest that took place in Edinburgh, Scotland, where activists occupied a vacant building to draw attention to issues like housing insecurity and homelessness. Participants aimed to highlight the need for more affordable housing and challenge government policies. The event was part of a broader movement advocating for social justice and the right to adequate shelter. By occupying the space, activists sought to raise awareness, engage the community, and push for changes that address systemic inequalities in housing and urban development.