29 July 2019 – today’s press release

Swinson: Sturgeon and Johnson have more in common than they realise

Commenting on Boris Johnson’s visit to Glasgow today, Leader of the Liberal Democrats Jo Swinson warned against the divisions profered by the new PM and SNP Leader Nicola Sturgeon.

Jo said:

The best way to strengthen the United Kingdom is to stop Brexit.

Nicola Sturgeon and Boris Johnson have more in common than they realise. Both are failing to listen to Scotland with their respective ideological pursuits of independence and Brexit.

When it comes to working with our closest neighbours, we have been clear: our future is best served with a strong Scotland in the UK and the UK within the EU.

If we want to build a richer, greener and safer future, we need to work with others. That’s why the Liberal Democrats will continue to fight to stop Brexit and keep our country united.

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2 Comments

  • Robin Bennett 31st Jul '19 - 12:15pm

    I wonder what Jo means by a strong Scotland.

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