Douglas Campbell has revealed “increased family commitments” are behind his move to quit as council leader.South Ayrshire’s SNP chief is walking from the top job after three years at the helm.He admitted the decision had been taken with “sadness”.Cllr Campbell, who will continue serving his Ayr North ward for the SNP, insisted he was “looking forward” to working with his successor.But the dad-of-one will now spend more time at home caring for his wife, Brenda.A statement announcing his departure on Sunday had given no reasoning for the move.But Cllr Campbell, 65, confirmed on Monday: “My reasons for standing down as leader are increased family commitments.”A battle for the leadership is now set to ensue with current SNP deputy, William
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