Holyrood election will not be 'Spring referendum' on indyref2 says Douglas Ross
The Moray MP has insisted that he will instead hold the Nationalist administration in Edinburgh to account for it's record in office and claims the the SNP has fallen short in flagship policies like health, education and policing.
He unveiled a tranche of new policies during an address to the the party's Autumn conference. Sweeping new powers and funding for local councils were proposed, along with tougher jail term for assaults on emergency workers and an ambitious review of the infamous "Beeching" closures of local railway stations.
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