The Scottish Labour leader will use a speech in Liverpool to attack a Nationalist government at Holyrood he claims has ran out of ideas.
Scotland is being "held back" by an SNP Government that is failing ordinary Scots, Anas Sarwar will tell the UK Labour party conference today.
Winning back control at Holyrood is a top priority for Keir Starmer's Labour, with the party having not won a Scottish Parliament election since 2003. Sarwar will also remind conference delegates that nearly one in six Scots are on an NHS waiting list, that the education attainment gap remains and that economic growth has flatlined.
“The same tired people in power peddling the same old excuses. Frankly, it’s time up for the SNP. They are a party that has lost their vision and lost their way.” “It’s no wonder the Labour Party is collapsing in the polls as voters can see they are simply picking up where the Tories left off.
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