Paisley and Renfrewshire: Voting For Serious Change
As part of our coverage of 100 seats in the 100 days before the election, Jim Naughtie visited Paisley and Renfrewshire North and South, which have a Labour majority of 15,000 and 16,000 respectively.
On a nearby University campus, which straddles both constituencies, Lauren Gilmore said “after the referendum, I had something of an identity crisis… but there seems to be a clearer long term picture from Labour”.
In a community centre in Ferguslie Park, a housing estate west of Glasgow, he met Billy Clark who runs the centre, who said locals would be voting for change: “They want to bring about the things that they had in the past, first of all employment”.
Ahead of the election the Labour message has been ‘if you don't want a Conservative government you've got to vote Labour’, whereas the SNP’s message is ‘the more nationalists there are at Westminster, the more they'll take you seriously’.
Duration:
This clip is from
Featured in...
100 seats in 100 days—Today
Today visits 100 constituencies before the General Election polling day on May 7.
More clips from 01/04/2015
-
Lancashire: Two Schools, Two Perspectives
Duration: 04:01
More clips from Today
-
How emojis are changing the way we communicate
Duration: 03:57
-
Has Iran fundamentally changed after US bombings?
Duration: 04:45
-
Will Trump's influence end the war in Gaza?
Duration: 05:54
-
A midwife's baby carried by her best-friend and surrogate
Duration: 09:03