Wishaw Press

Shoppers’ views on council’s way ahead

Without a doubt Didn’t vote SNP won the elections win Big changes needed Delighted with Conservati­ve Who will take charge at council HQ?

- Lynn Love

Sarah Herdman Donna Pettifer Joanne Kelly George King

The Wishaw Press revealed in last week’s edition that Labour and the SNP could have a “working arrangemen­t” to form the next administra­tion in North Lanarkshir­e.

Labour leader Jim Logue refused to rule out doing a deal with either the SNP or Conservati­ves to cling on to power.

Parties will meet tomorrow (Thursday) to come to a decision as to who will take charge in North Lanarkshir­e.

We took to the streets of Wishaw to ask readers which party they would like to see in the hot seat.

Wishaw woman Joanne Kelly said: “I’m not sure about North Lanarkshir­e but the whole country needs to get its act together. We need

Labour are a defunct party now. I’m delighted so many Conservati­ves were elected

a strong leader nationally. Someone who can guide the country in the right direction and help sort the mess out.”

Donna Pettifer said: “The SNP won the most seats so I think it’s only right that they take charge. We need change in North Lanarkshir­e. I don’t think things were working the way Labour was running it.”

Wishaw shopper George King said: “Labour are defunct party now. I’m delighted to hear that so many Conservati­ve members were elected. There was no way near enough before. I used to vote SNP but not anymore.”

Sarah Herdman, of Heathfield, said: “This is the first year I didn’t vote as I didn’t know who to choose and I wasn’t comfortabl­e with the new voting system.”

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