ON Monday, Glasgow Labour will announce its new leadership team, to take the Labour Party in Glasgow forward over the next period.
Our Labour columnist has his say.
ANOTHER week in Scottish politics, and another win for pupils, parents and teachers against the Government. Perhaps one of the greatest U-turns we have seen since the advent of devolution.
JUST imagine the stress and anxiety felt by all of our young people who were waiting to receive their results on Tuesday morning.
AS is so often the case in politics, an announcement made in the last week has been met with a combination of cautious welcome and open derision. Of course, I’m referring to Boris Johnson’s new anti-obesity plan – not my announcement about standing down as the leader of the Glasgow Labour Group.
THE events of the last week demonstrate the chaos that lies at the heart of Glasgow’s SNP administration.
Glasgow is the powerhouse of the Scottish economy.
It’s difficult to discuss the services delivered for the people of Glasgow, without thinking about our community centres, our gyms, libraries and sports centres. Those facilities have become part and parcel of our communities.
JUST 12 days ago, the Cabinet Secretary for Education was saying that it was unlikely our schools would return to normal within a year and even suggested that next year’s exams could be postponed.
