Responding to an admission from Health Secretary Humza Yousaf that issues facing maternity services in Moray, and an increased reliance on mothers transferring from Dr Gray’s Hospital in Elgin to hospitals in Inverness and Aberdeen, “does not help” overstretched ambulance services in the Highlands a
Highlands and Islands MSP Jamie Halcro Johnston has said that nearly £1m of UK Government funding for a tidal energy project in Orkney is good news for the islands’ developing renewable energy sector.
Magallanes Tidal Energy Ltd will receive £937,291 for their Floating Tidal Evolution pro
Highlands and Islands MSP Donald Cameron is calling on the SNP-Green Government to double the budget of the Rural Housing Fund in this week’s Scottish Budget. The Scottish Conservative MSP is urging the SNP-Green coalition to commit to spending £50 million over the course of this Parliame
The appointment of a new manager to Fort William Football Club has been highlighted at Holyrood.
Highlands and Islands MSP Donald Cameron submitted a motion to the Scottish Parliament welcoming the appointment of Shadab Iftikhar, whose footballing career has included posts in the North West of
Highlands and Islands MSP Donald Cameron is urging councils in his region to withdraw from the Scottish Government’s controversial school survey which includes questions about the sexual history of pupils.
Parents have raised questions about the content of the government's Health and Wellbeing
Highlands and Islands Scottish Conservative MSP Jamie Halcro Johnston has said that the increasing Conservative vote recorded in the Fort William and Ardnamurchan Ward council by-election bodes well for his party in next year’s Highland Council elections.
Scottish Conservative candidate Ruraid
An MSP has said that it is “simply unacceptable” that he had to intervene on behalf of two of his constituents who had waited for two years to receive title deeds for their property from Registers of Scotland.
Highlands and Islands MSP Donald Cameron had to repeatedly contact Registers of Scot
Highlands and Islands MSP Donald Cameron has welcomed a commitment from the Scottish Government to take action on Gaelic teacher education. The Scottish Conservative MSP, who is Vice-Convener of the Cross-Party Group on Gaelic, questioned the Cabinet Secretary for Education, Shirley-Anne
Highlands and Islands MSP Donald Cameron has said that questions remain about why nearly half those applying for Job Start Payments in four out of the six council areas in the Highlands and Islands were rejected.
The Scottish Conservative MSP raised the matter in the Scottish Parliament earlie
