Leader hopes result in Scottish elections on 5 May will allow her to rebuild party as she prepares to unveil Holyrood manifestoKezia Dugdale is sitting in a cafe in Portobello,a affluent seaside suburb of Edinburgh, sipping a flat white coffee. On the beach just over the promenade, or strong gusts of Arctic wind are whipping up thick flurries of sand. The sun is shining,but it is bitterly cold.
The cafe has become an impromptu campaign base for the Scottish Labour leader as she battles to regain the Scottish parliament seat of Edinburgh Eastern from the dominant Scottish National party (SNP). And with only a day before Dugdale unveils her party’s Holyrood manifesto, she is hoping for a break in the weather.
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Source: theguardian.com