In his Daily Record column, Scottish Labour leader Anas Sarwar writes that the time is up for the SNP and Tory governments
It can sometimes be hard in politics to follow the golden rule of clear communication - show, don’t tell.
We are seeing a party collapsing under the weight of its own secrets as sixteen years of command and control unravels. All forms of scrutiny are treated with contempt – FOI laws are flouted, journalists are palmed off and Parliament is ignored. Across the board, 16 years of SNP government has left Scotland’s economy, public services and institutions weaker. Their record is ultimately one of broken promises, abandoned targets and empty rhetoric.
NEW DEAL FOR WORKERS Last week the STUC met under the shadow of the Tories’ latest attack on workers’ rights.
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