| Comment | I disagree with this pov.
Just my view, but the Scottish Govt has done quite a lot to structurally change the country for the better. It's lazy to say they talk about indyref2 and nothing else.
But besides that, the more important point I want to make is that it's up to the people of Glasgow (and other cities in Scotland) to make it clear how much this matters to them, and to be *very specific* in arguing for this necessary change in the law to then allow GCC to make a true Transport for Glasgow type system.
Currently, hardly anyone seems to know this is necessary, and so hardly anyone is campaigning for it. The more people campaign, and join (or even just follow and share the work of) groups like Get Glasgow Moving (https://twitter.com/getglesgamoving), the more likely the Scottish Govt is likely to take notice of this as something voters are taking seriously, and the more likely a future Transport Bill will include the necessary changes to law. |
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