
Thomas Kerr: Scotland needs radical change to tackle the drugs crisis, and the Tories offer it
Our premise is simple: users don’t need a plan to help them manage their addiction, they need a life plan to help them end their addiction.
Our premise is simple: users don’t need a plan to help them manage their addiction, they need a life plan to help them end their addiction.
We need a positive alternative to encourage enterprise. That must include lower Business Rates and ending perverse planning rules.
Glaswegians have seen increases in their taxes – but no improvement in local services. This is why Conservatives are standing up for hard-working families.
Our city needs leadership focused on investment, infrastructure, jobs, and growth if we are to compete with places such as Manchester.
The City will see increased parking charges across the city as well as higher Council Tax. Road maintenance is neglected, yet £800,000 a year is spent on PR.
The area has faced years of neglect from both establishment parties in Scotland, and that is why I was elected.