THIS time last year, Humza Yousaf was sworn in as First Minister of Scotland.
The challenges that Scotland faced in spring last year dominated his election campaign: public sector funding, the cost of living and climate crisis.As we reach the one-year anniversary of Yousaf’s time as First Minister, let's take stock.
Communities across Scotland are beginning to worry that the strategy will give public money to private corporations who care more about profits than they do about the communities on the frontlines of the just transition.Providing training, skills passports, and opportunities through investment are essential if we want to protect these communities from a fate similar to those of the miners in the 1980s.
As we look ahead to the next twelve months, we expect to see ever bigger promises from politicians gearing up for a General Election.It’s time for less talk and more action from Humza Yousaf and his government in the next year.
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