Highland Council's councillors represent the 21 wards that stretch from Wick, Thurso and Skye all the way to Nairn, Newtonmore and Fort William. They serve their communities by making decisions in Council on issues ranging from infrastructure to planning to education and much more beside.
SCROLL DOWN FOR THE POLLThe Scottish Government undertook a consultation into the national speed limit on single carriageway roads; including the A9, A82, and other A-roads in the Highlands.
I am your Scottish Conservative candidate for the 2026 Scottish Parliament election, and I’m looking for your views on key issues in the Far North.Dualling the A9, 20mph speed limits, the visitor levy, renewable developments, and more; all are issues which will affect you, and all have their support
Ruraidh Stewart is the leader of the Highland Conservative group on Highland Council, leading opposition to SNP failure on the Council. He is now standing for Inverness and Nairn at the 2026 Scottish Parliament election. Take his survey to let him know your views.
Orkney Islands Council has confirmed a council tax rise of 15% for households across the county, following a vote of local councillors.The 15% rise was passed by 15 votes to six at a meeting of the full Orkney Islands Council, defeating an amendment for a lower rise of 11%.This is one of the largest
Join us on our campaign to oppose the visitor levy. Click below and enter your details to keep getting updates on our campaign to oppose the Visitor Levy.JOIN US and send your name with other locals by ticking the box, and clicking on the 'next page' button below 👇
Have your say on the Highland Visitor Levy AKA "Tourist Tax"Did you know that in 2026 the Highland Council intends to introduce a 5% Visitor Levy charge on all overnight stays in hotels, B&Bs, self-catering holiday homes, and caravan and campsites - a new tax on all the paid-for accommodation in
The Scottish Government have announced a consultation into the national speed limit on single carriageway roads; including the A9, A82, and other A-roads in the Highlands. The proposed changes to the speed limit from 60mph to 50mph would apply for all single carriageway roads to which the natio
The Highland Conservatives are looking for your views on energy projects in the Highlands, pylons and the importance of community consent in the planning process.
Please take a few minutes to fill out the survey below.
