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SNP rains on Labour’s May Day parade
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Failure of trust

Content: Thomas Laird, 60, was riding along on a mobility scooter plastered with Labour posters. The failure of trust is not something that can be recovered overnight. You can't push an avalanche back up a hill without very significant effort. David Moxham, Scottish Trade Union Congress
He said he was inspired as a child by Geoff Shaw, a Church of Scotland minister in one of Glasgow’s most notorious slums, who was so angered by the poverty and injustice he saw that he went into politics as a Labour councillor. Laird said simply, “there is no going back.” Frank Toner is a young Labour councillor in West Lothian. “The UK Labour Party and the Scottish Labour Party have a workplace manifesto,” Toner said. “ It talks about breaking down exploitative contracts and zero hours contracts, it talks about raising the minimum wage.” These are policies that should resonate with the marchers shouting “zero hours, no way, make the greedy bosses pay”. But Labour is finding it hard to get a hearing in this campaign.