Parents have “no confidence” in council chiefs as the fallout from a school capacity saga – which could cost £75 million – intensifies in Renfrewshire.
Dargavel Primary School parent council released a blistering statement saying it will “cease cooperation” with the local authority over the “horrendous historical error” which saw the facility in Arrochar Drive, Bishopton, built too small.
The group believes there has been a lack of “urgency” to address the issues that have arisen from the debacle and has lost faith in chief executive Alan Russell, outgoing director of children’s services Steven Quinn and head of education Julie Calder.