Glasgow Labour leader Malcolm Cunning promised “real change” for the city as he launched a manifesto which pledges 250 new cleansing workers and publicly-controlled buses.
The party’s plan for Glasgow also includes “faster and better” repairs to roads, re-opening all community venues and supporting the building of at least 6,500 affordable homes.
Cllr Cunning was joined at Mount Vernon Community Hall by Scottish Labour leader Anas Sarwar, who said voting out council leader Susan Aitken is the “best thing that can happen for the city”. The pair ruled out coalitions with the SNP or the Tories as the Glasgow group leader said: “There is only one deal that this party is interested in and that is a fair deal for Glasgow.”
