Will they or won’t they?
FOR some time now, there have been complaints from many sources to the Scottish Government about Scottish Police Authority chairman Andrew Flanagan, who has been accused of bullying and excessive secrecy.
The justice sub-committee on policing have now written to the Justice Secretary and the Chief Inspector of Constabulary informing them of their concerns and their lack of confidence that Flanagan is fit for the job.
Will we see the Government finally listen to one of their own committees, instead of sitting on the fence as usual, and take the appropriate action necessary that will show they have the interest of the public at heart?
Hamish Leishman Kilsyth, near Glasgow