Record View says those in senior positions within the SNP should be honest enough to acknowledge the concerns of members and the wider public
If Ian Blackford is worried about the state of his party’s finances he did his best to hide it yesterday.
Her husband Peter Murrell, the former SNP chief executive, was arrested and questioned for several hours before being released without charge. It was complaints from the public that prompted the police to act in the first place. Operation Branchform is still a live investigation and we should not second-guess its final outcome.
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