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Greens push SNP on climate change polices
Welsh Labour come out fighting to win by-election
THE Scottish Greens have warned SNP ministers that they were not “where they need to be” on the environment after the two parties made a power-sharing agreement last week.
Last Friday, the two parties agreed on proposals which could see the Greens provide a confidence-and-supply arrangement to the SNP administration at Holyrood.
To be finalised the deal needs to be approved by groups on both sides, with the first hurdle – the SNP’s national executive committee – passed on Saturday morning.
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