LABOUR leader Anas Sarwar has suggested a change in leadership on Dumfries and Galloway Council is “imminent” after a “temporary” coalition was formed with the SNP eight months ago.
Sarwar was heavily criticised following the council elections last May after repeatedly pledging not to do deals with any other party in order to get into power before going back on that promise.
Scottish Labour went on to form minority administrations in Fife, Stirling and South Lanarkshire - where deals with Conservative and Liberal Democrat councillors granted the party control.
