Oops. Silly me . But really, weird things do happen. No "burly blokes" though?Nah, the jobby was a man. I I was trying to be funny by using a mild insult.
That seems to be borne out by the small handful of results I've seen reported on Twitter - a Labour cllr disappearing to be replaced by a ToryResults in for my ward:
We have four councillors. It used to be one Tory, one SNP, one Labour, one Green. Now it's two Tories, one SNP and one Green.
So it does look like the Unionist vote is consolidating around the Tories and deserting Labour. So the Tory strategy has worked here at least.
Unionist/Loyalist/Rangers vote has fucked off at last"The Scottish Conservatives have gained in some of the city's most deprived areas."
It's beyond depressing. What the fuck is happening."The Scottish Conservatives have gained in some of the city's most deprived areas."
The Unionist vote is deserting Labour and going to the Tories.It's beyond depressing. What the fuck is happening.
Unionist, anti-Indyref2, tactical voting and STV I guess.It's beyond depressing. What the fuck is happening.
Shettleston Ward has a large middle class area, Mount Vernon.The full national picture is expected to become clearer later on Friday afternoon, but the Conservatives have been winning seats in areas which had previously been "no-go" for them - including Shettleston in Glasgow and Ferguslie Park in Renfrewshire.
I swear the world's gone mad how in the name of fuck can the tories win in areas like this.
Feeling sad...
Aye Danny, but ferguslie park disnae.Shettleston Ward has a large middle class area, Mount Vernon.
True. (My granny lived in Foxbar. I'd spend my summers there as a kid).Aye Danny, but ferguslie park disnae.
I grew up in the foxbar high flats.True. (My granny lived in Foxbar. I'd spend my summers there as a kid).
If any semblance of social democracy is to survive in Scotland, Labour need to ditch their hostility towards independence pandering to the most reactionary Unionist/Loyalist vote as it is deserting Labour and consolidating around the Tories.
If it was the 70s, maybe. I used to go up the Brandy Burn! Would also walk to the Elderslie baths!I grew up in the foxbar high flats.
Perhaps we kicked a baw together or met fishing up the brandy burn.
Was in the 70s. My dad worked in the Elderslie carpet fields.If it was the 70s, maybe. I used to go up the Brandy Burn! Would also walk to the Elderslie baths!