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Surprise win is a vote for change - Starmer
The Herald
|June 07, 2025
SIR Keir Starmer has said people in Scotland have “voted for change” following Labour’s shock win in the Hamilton by-election.
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The Prime Minister congratulated Labour's new MSP Davy Russell and looked ahead to next year's Scottish Parliament election, saying it is a chance to “turbo-charge delivery”.
Mr Russell took the seat vacated by the death of Scottish Government minister and SNP MSP Christina McKelvie.
Posting on social media, Sir Keir said: “People in Scotland have once again voted for change. Next year there is a chance to turbo-charge delivery by putting Labour in power on both sides of the border.”
Labour's candidate, deputy lord lieutenant of Lanarkshire, beat the SNP’s Katy Loudon - her third defeat since 2023.
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