Angry protestors have thrown red paint over the entrance of the Scottish Power headquarters in Glasgow during a demo against rising fuel bill prices. Activists targeted the St Vincent Street building on Friday - just hours before a separate peaceful demonstration by campaigners and trade unionists.
Pictures from the scene show a handful of masked protesters - believed to be from the Young Communist League - holding up a banner in front of the vandalised entrance. Their sign read “make the rich pay” while another branded CEO Keith Anderson a ‘class criminal’, who they claimed was responsible for the energy price hike.
It is not currently known who was responsible for the paint being thrown, however, Police Scotland have confirmed they are investigating to catch anyone who was involved in the vandalism.
