Sheila Thomson elected Convener of the Scottish Liberal Democrats

Sheila Thomson has been elected Convener of the Scottish Liberal Democrats. She beat Perth Councillor Willie Wilson and gained a spooky 666 votes.

Sheila has been Conference Convener for the past 3 years and was previously a Councillor in Aberdeenshire.

In the other Scottish internal elections, the following were elected:

Executive

Alan Reid

Allan Heron

Christine Jardine

David Green

Dawud Islam

Emma Farthing-Sykes

Galen Milne

Graham Garvie

Jacquie Bell

James Harrison

Jenny Marr

Paul McGarry

Policy Committee

Barbara Mills

Elisabeth Wilson,

Euan Robson,

Ewan Hoyle,

Jacquie Bell

Conference Committee

Sandy Leslie

David Green

Graeme Cowie

Callum Leslie

Paul McGarry

Ross Stalker

 

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