DOUGLAS Ross is urging the public to vote for the Conservatives in the upcoming general election and give SNP candidates “the sending off they…
The leader of the Scottish Conservative Party is appealing to voters after he wrote to First Minister John Swinney asking why Michael Matheson has not been sacked despite a cross-party Scottish Parliament result voting in a 27-day suspension for the formerSpeaking at Broomfield Park in Glasgow, where he showed a ‘red card’ to cardboard cutouts of Swinney, Humza Yousaf and Nicola Sturgeon, Ross said: “We’ve got a very clear message that the nationalists have been obsessed with independence for...
In his letter to Swinney today, Ross said Matheson has “damaged trust in politics” and said the First Minister will be “guilty by association” if he fails to take any action. “What’s also been a huge cut through this week is John Swinney’s defence of his friend Michael Matheson.
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