THIS week saw the first full meeting of Glasgow City Council since the summer recess.
On a huge range of issues Green councillors were focused on delivering for Glasgow and Glaswegians.
The Green group’s lead motion asked councillors to recommit to making the climate emergency a top priority and not to use the environment as a political football. We need politicians of all parties to treat this as an emergency and share responsibility to lead our communities through the changes which are necessary and cannot be put off.After being informed that of the 25 mentions of the climate emergency in council meetings since 2019, none were from Labour councillors, the proposer of the pointless Labour amendment couldn’t even be bothered to give a speech in support of it.
This shouldn’t be a surprise. Labour is making an artform of policy incoherence nationally as well as locally.
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