Thomas Kerr

The attitude that Reform is ‘dividing communities’ because it wants local people to benefit local areas by staying in local housing is ludicrous.

For months, Reform UK and I have been highlighting what's been going on in the city centre of Glasgow yet the establishment have time and time again dismissed us and attacked me personally – so I'm glad to see the mainstream media finally…

Drug use, violent assault and public disorder is the stark reality facing Glaswegians when they walk through their city centre.

This lawlessness, illegal migration, and anarchy must end.

every available pound should be spent in Scotland instead.

cease using devolved budgets for overseas aid and instead focus exclusively on delivering high-quality public services and value for taxpayers

the provision of overseas aid is primarily the responsibility of the UK Government

This is an invasion of strangers, plain and simple.

Work with us, not against us.

Extremist Ross Greer and his fellow Green MSPs should be ashamed of using such disgraceful language.

Yesterday’s scenes in Glasgow by a small minority on both sides were absolutely unacceptable.

Instead of smearing political opponents with lazy slurs, the political establishment should start listening to the people they were elected to serve.

There is no excuse for violence, criminal damage or attacks on Police Scotland officers.

But let’s stop pretending peaceful protest is the problem. It isn’t.

Peaceful protest is a fundamental democratic right, especially when governments repeatedly ignore legitimate public concerns and dismiss those raising them.

People have every right to stand up, speak out and make their voices heard. Peacefully.

Only weeks ago, Anas Sarwar stood before the people of Glasgow asking for their trust and insisting that his future was here in Scotland. Today, those same voters will rightly feel betrayed.

I would really welcome that opportunity, please contact my office and we'll arrange: [email protected].

I saw what appeared to be a drug deal taking place in broad daylight, people openly consuming drugs, widespread alcohol abuse, large groups of men gathering around St Enoch Square creating an intimidating atmosphere, and behaviour from…

I witnessed four migrants staring at a young girl who is about 15 years old.

I've been saying for weeks – if not months – that Glasgow is lawless. Well, the facts now show it.

There's two points here – firstly, turning up at someone's door is wrong. Do not do that, do not target people.

Because as soon as you do that, you play into the hands of John Swinney and of Keir Starmer, who do not want to speak about massive, uncontrolled illegal migration.

The city feels as if it’s at breaking point and that’s now coming to a head because the political establishment, in particular, have ignored working class communities for far too long.