‘The route to change’: Anas Sarwar speaks to LabourList as Scottish Labour unveils campaign battle bus
Anas Sarwar spoke to LabourList as he kickstarted Labour's election campaign with the unveiling of the party's battle bus at an event in Glasgow.
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Anas Sarwar spoke to LabourList as he kickstarted Labour's election campaign with the unveiling of the party's battle bus at an event in Glasgow.
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As the campaign kicks off in earnest, Scottish Labour see this election as the chance for years to get rid of the SNP and prevent another decade of SNP decline.
Scottish Labour candidates said the choice between another decade of SNP government and new leadership under Labour had cut through with voters.
Selection for Labour’s candidates for next year’s Scottish Parliament elections is well underway, with almost a dozen chosen so far for Holyrood constituencies.
If Labour wants to govern with authority — in Westminster and Holyrood — unity must start at the top. And it must start now.
Scottish Labour leader Anas Sarwar is expected to call on Keir Starmer to stand down as Prime Minister.
Labour's candidate in Glasgow Anniesland says Scotland faces a clear choice this May: drift under the SNP or delivery under Scottish Labour, backing defence, skills and secure jobs on the Clyde.
As the Scottish election campaign begins, Labour must frame May 2026 as a choice about Holyrood’s record and Scotland’s future, not Westminster.
Scottish Labour leader Anas Sarwar has kickstarted his party's campaign for the Holyrood election in May, pitching the contest as a choice between a third decade of SNP failure or new leadership.
With next election to the Scottish Parliament is less than a year away, some Labour MSPs have announced their intention to stand down.
Scottish Labour has confounded expectations to win the Hamilton, Larkhall and Stonehouse by-election - a result hailed by party figures as a sign of growing momentum ahead of elections to Holyrood next year.