A lawyer representing Yes Scotland’s chief executive, Blair Jenkins, says Jenkins did not know about a social media post from the Yes Scotland account that referred to £1.5 million as “missing.” According to the reports, Aamer Anwar states that the post was made without Jenkins’ knowledge or approval, and therefore without his consent. The lawyer’s comments directly address the claim implied by the online message, suggesting Jenkins was not aware of the content or the wording used on the group’s social media channel. The outlets covering the story report that the allegation relates specifically to the “missing” money reference, rather than providing details about the underlying financial matter. The reporting also indicates the issue is being handled through legal representation, with the lawyer seeking to clarify Jenkins’ position. At this stage, the published accounts focus on who approved or knew about the social media post rather than establishing what happened to the money itself.
Lawyer says Yes Scotland chief had no knowledge of £1.5m “missing” post
A lawyer representing Yes Scotland’s chief executive, Blair Jenkins, says Jenkins did not know about a social media post from the Yes Scotland account that referred to £1.5 million as “missing.” Accor...
- A social media post from the Yes Scotland account refers to £1.5 million described as “missing.”
- Lawyer Aamer Anwar says the post was made without Blair Jenkins’ knowledge or consent.
- The lawyer also says Jenkins did not approve the post.
- The reports focus on alleged lack of authorization for the social media message.
- No source provided additional confirmed details on the status or destination of the £1.5 million beyond the post’s wording.
A social media post by Yes Scotland referring to £1.5m of “missing” money was made without the knowledge or approval of the group’s chief executive, a lawyer has said.
14 hours agoAamer Anwar said a social media post on the Yes Scotland account had been made without Blair Jenkins’ knowledge or consent.
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