Shadow Finance Secretary Donald Cameron has urged the Scottish Government to take action to address the growing crisis facing the Scottish tourism and hospitality industry.
Speaking in the Scottish Parliament yesterday (Tuesday 26th May) Mr Cameron cited the closure of three major hotels
An Edinburgh University expert has slammed the SNP Government for ignoring his warning about care homes. Professor Richard Ennos wrote to the SNP Health Secretary before lockdown with a detailed plan to shield vulnerable people, but was ignored.
Edward Mountain MSP has released his latest newsletter giving some details of his work on behalf of his constituents, and, through his continued dedication to holding the SNP to account in Holyrood, his actions in support of the people of Scotland more widely.
Highlands and Islands MSP Donald Cameron has warned that parents of school-age children face many more months of disruption.
Mr Cameron issued his warning after questioning the First Minister earlier today about what she meant by “blended” learning, which is the form of education the Scottish
Highlands and Islands MSP Donald Cameron supported the successful bid by the Scottish Conservatives to provide critical support to Scotland’s local news providers.
The party tabled an amendment in Holyrood today seeking increased assistance for one of the country’s most under-pressur
Highlands and Islands MSP Donald Cameron has said that it is vitally important for the Highlands and Islands that a Government taskforce is successful in securing the future of the National Trust for Scotland (NTS).
NTS is reported to have announced that 429 staff of its permanent workforce ar
LBC's Iain Dale has spoken on Sky News about Nicola Sturgeon's "appalling record" on health. Sturgeon has already been accused of "undermining" the UK Government approach during the COVID-19 crisis, breaking long-standiing convention by revealing COBRA meeting information ahead of UK Govt stat
On the 14th of May the Finance Secretary announced that she was increasing the Scottish Govt advertising spend to £3 million, but gave no assurances that this public money would be limited to providing COVID-19 information, nor that it would be fairly distributed across all national and local n
