THE SNP has launched its bid to wrest power from Labour-dominated Glasgow City Council in the local government elections with a manifesto it says puts jobs and families first.
THE SNP has launched its bid to wrest power from Labour-dominated Glasgow City Council in the local government elections with a manifesto it says puts jobs and families first.
NEW AGE: Allison Hunter and Nicola Sturgeon with a very young supporter. Picture: Kirsty Anderson
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Brian Currie Political Editor
It promises additional investment in education, work or training places for 16 to 24-year-olds, a drive to refurbish schools, a guarantee of at least 600 hours of free, flexible nursery education for every three and four-year-old and a commitment to keeping council tax frozen.
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