Home   News   Article

Aberdeenshire councillor quits the Conservative party





Councillor Dianne Beagrie has left the Conservative party
Councillor Dianne Beagrie has left the Conservative party

A NORTH-east councillor has quit the Scottish Tory party to become an aligned independent.

Dianne Beagrie, who was elected as a Scottish Conservative candidate in 2017 for the Peterhead North and Rattray ward will spend the final few months of her five-year term ahead of local election in May as an independent.

In a statement she said: "Thank you to all the ward members, community members who have supported me since my election to the ward of Peterhead North and Rattray.

"Going forward I have taken the decision to become an Aligned Independent Councillor.

"This will not affect my commitment and passion for my position and the work I do and will continue to do for the ward and community until the end of my term in May 2022.

"Going forward I feel I can do some much more for my constituents with out being tied to any political party."


Do you want to respond to this article? If so, click here to submit your thoughts and they may be published in print.



This site uses cookies. By continuing to browse the site you are agreeing to our use of cookies - Learn More