LABOUR’S leadership has been urged to focus on the future and a green industrial revolution ahead of a Scottish visit by the shadow chancellor.
Rachel Reeves will visit Renfrewshire today in her first visit north of the border in the role, claiming a Labour government at Westminster would “buy, make and sell more in Scotland.”
The party has set out plans to use social and environmental clauses in public contracts to raise standards, as well as prioritising British companies and those offering secure work for public contracts.
Ms Reeves claimed the pandemic offers a chance to seize new opportunities and shape a new future for Scotland, promising to bring security and resilience back to the economy.