A LABOUR councillor has used a public meeting to air out her grievances within the party, including the revelation that none of her colleagues had received the final partnership agreement between Labour, LibDems and independents in South Lanarkshire.
The unofficial coalition between Labour, Tories, LibDem and independent councillors last month was described as “a sad day for democracy” by minister and Clydesdale MSP Màiri McAllan. The council voted to confirm Labour as the minority administration despite the SNP winning the most seats and most votes.
