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Auditor General’s comments are “devastating indictment” of SNP - Cameron

Highlands and Islands MSP Donald Cameron has said that comments made by the Auditor General for Scotland, Stephen Boyle, are “a devastating indictment” of the SNP’s performance in government In a blog published on the Audit Scotland  website last week, Mr Boyle wrote: ‘Scotland remains ri

No Crofting Law Reform commitment is “slap in the face” for crofters

Highlands and Islands MSP, Edward Mountain has called out the SNP-Green Government for not including crofting law reform as part of its Programme for Government 2021/22. Edward Mountain MSP commented: “The lack of commitment from this SNP-Green Government to undertake reform is a slap in the face

Statement on SNP's vaccine passports shambles - Jamie Halcro Johnston MSP

Highlands and Islands MSP Jamie Halcro Johnston will today vote against a proposal to introduce vaccine passports in Scotland. The Scottish Conservative MSP said: “The measures proposed by the SNP Government are last-minute, ill-considered and unworkable.  To have any chance of being

Sturgeon quizzed over air traffic control

Nicola Sturgeon has been challenged over the Scottish Government’s shambolic handling of the centralisation of air traffic control in the Highlands and Islands . Highlands and Islands MSP Donald Cameron, who questioned Ms Sturgeon over the issue at First Minister’s Questions earlier today, said: “T

Edward Mountain MSP nominates Rachel Howells, from Alness, as a Local Hero

Rachel Howells, a care practitioner from Alness and who works for Highland Home Carers, has been nominated as a Local Hero by Edward Mountain MSP.  Edward Mountain praised the “tremendous work” of Rachel Howells who went above and beyond during the pandemic to help vulnerable people and ensure

Ministers’ failings caused ferry crisis – Halcro Johnston

Highlands and Islands MSP Jamie Halcro Johnston has said that repeated failings by SNP ministers, compounded by a lack of accountability, have contributed to the ferry crisis which has afflicted island communities this year. Speaking in a debate on Reserved Board Seats for Islanders, proposed