SCOTTISH Labour acknowledged "mistakes were made" to representatives of the Catholic community after standing an Orangeman as a candidate in the local elections, it has been claimed.
Call It Out, an organisation dedicated to combating anti-Irish and anti-Catholic sentiment in Scotland, said they met with party leader Anas Sarwar and general secretary James Kelly earlier this year.
The party found itself in hot water before the local elections after it was revealed that one of their candidates in North Lanarkshire was a former leader of the Orange Order.