TWO Labour politicians have signed a pressure group's petition to nationalise Clydeport.
The Campaign to save Inchgreen Dry Dock has lodged the petition with the Scottish Parliament in a bid to bring the ports and harbours on the River Clyde into public ownership.
Secretary Robert Buirds says that an MSP plus a local councillor have both signed up, but he is disappointed that other elected members have failed to follow suit.
Mr Buirds said: "I would like to thank Councillor Colin Jackson and MSP Katy Clark for supporting our petition.
"Unfortunately the rest of our local politicians have refused to sign."
A total of 1,044 individuals have signed the petition so far.
It can be viewed and signed online at https://petitions.parliament.scot/petitions/PE2029
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