Anne Bonnar looks at what each of the main parties is promising for Scotland’s arts after the election
On 5 May, the Scottish Parliament elections will determine the political power base for the next four years. The forces are quite different from those at Westminster. Conservatives have never had much of a foothold north of Hadrian’s Wall and there is only one Scottish Tory in Westminster: for many years, large parts of Scotland traditionally voted Labour with the Lib Dems and Scottish National Party (SNP) being minority parties.
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