Ruraidh Stewart, Leader of the Conservative Group on Highland Council and Candidate for Inverness, Skye & West Ross-shire, alongside Fiona Fawcett, Candidate for Caithness, Sutherland, and Easter Ross, have voiced strong support for the Conservative manifesto's commitment to prioritising local c
Highland Council has rejected Councillor Helen Crawford's motion calling for a full Council debate on altering the planning process to empower local communities so they can have more say on energy planning applications.
Councillor Crawford submitted a motion to Highland Council to urgently review t
Ruraidh Stewart, the Scottish Conservative candidate for Inverness, Skye & West Ross-shire, has announced plans to lobby the UK Government for additional funding to rejuvenate town centres if elected at the General Election on July 4th.
Ruraidh has highlighted the struggles of towns such as For
The Scottish Conservatives have selected a local campaigner to challenge the Caithness, Sutherland and Easter Ross seat in the upcoming General Election.
Local resident, Dr Fiona Fawcett, will contest the seat in the upcoming General Election in four weeks.
Dr Fiona Fawcett was a GP for over 25 ye
Meet Eva Short, the Scottish Conservative candidate for the Tain and Easter Ross By-Election on June 13th. Eva has spent over 25 happy years in the Highlands, raising her family and immersing herself in the local community.
Following today's Economy and Infrastructure Committee, Conservative Group Leader, Councillor Ruraidh Stewart who represents Skye and Raasay, is calling for an end to the blanket 20mph speed limit across Highland as the Temporary Traffic Regulations Order (TT
The Scottish Conservative Highland Council Group are calling on the Transport Minister, Fiona Hyslop, to put an end to Highland Council's plans for ‘utter chaos’ on Academy Street.
Group leader, Councillor Ruraidh Stewart has written to Fiona Hyslop expressing concern over Highland Council's Academ
Skye Conservative Councillor Ruraidh Stewart has strongly denounced vandalism at the iconic Quiraing Car Park.
The car park, which is managed by Highland Council generates income that directly supports the local crofting community.
Councillor Stewart said "The act of vandalism is
