Thomas Kerr
Reform UK · Scotland
“Will the First Minister arrange for as many items as can be found to be gathered together and displayed as the Murrell collection? Will he also arrange for some items to be gifted to Scotland’s museums and galleries as permanent exhibits and a tribute to SNP governance?”
Scottish Parliament25 June 2026Source ↗
“No comment. The First Minister: Oh, it is all very funny to Mr Kerr. He is always laughing at things. Mr Kerr was laughing at the substantial points made by Daniel Johnson in the debate in which Mr Kerr trivialised the attacks on Muslim members of our community, which is an absolute disgrace.”
Scottish Parliament25 June 2026Source ↗
“Does he agree that this part of Scotland’s history must not be lost? The First Minister: No. I am going to get on with delivering for the people of Scotland. The Presiding Officer: That concludes First Minister’s question time. I will allow a two-minute break for a change of places. Prison Population”
Scottish Parliament25 June 2026Source ↗
“Surely he must take responsibility for that, look himself in the mirror and own up to that. Thomas Kerr: I will tell you what shows respect, Presiding Officer: taking an intervention, which the member did not do when I tried to intervene on him. It is quite funny how that works. I will not take the blame for what happened in our streets.”
Scottish Parliament24 June 2026Source ↗
“Thomas Kerr: I will not; I am going to make some progress. That is why Reform Scotland believes that we must have an honest conversation about local connection and housing allocation. People who have spent years contributing to a community should not feel like strangers in their own communities.”
Scottish Parliament24 June 2026Source ↗
“We have seen this show before, and members can ask Keir Starmer and the Labour Party where it gets them just a few years in. This afternoon’s debate is titled “Scotland needs Reform: five years to 2031”. Why? Because this is the start of our party showing the country that Reform can and will win.”
Scottish Parliament24 June 2026Source ↗