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Scottish leader accused of being ‘petty’ ahead of William and Kate’s visit – 9Honey
Should have been ‘thanking’ them
A Scottish politician has been accused of being “petty” following comments she made ahead of an official visit the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge.
Nicola Sturgeon, the First Minister of Scotland and leader of the Scottish National Party voiced her objection when asked to send a welcome message to the couple ahead of their visit. Instead she said: “The Scottish Government was advised about the intention to visit, and we made sure that the Royal Household were aware, as you would expect, of the restrictions…
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