Only by installing proper controls and ending the preferential treatment of EEA migrants will we be able to attract the brightest and the best from around the world to come here and contribute to our public services, while relying on far fewer low-skilled migrants and getting overall migration down.
At a fundraising social evening on 15 November, the annual 200 Club draw was made with the first prize of £360 going to a member from Inverness.
The second prize of £180 went to another Inverness member, whilst three third prizes of £60 each went to 200 Club members from Boat of Garten,
A Conservative majority government would embark on an era of “true 21st century Conservativism” by tripling tree-planting rates and creating a new £500 million fund to protect the world’s oceans to help meet its 2050 net zero target.
NHS Highland is likely to be audited for the third time in three consecutive years by Audit Scotland due to continued financial challenges.
The admission was made by the Auditor General during an evidence session to the Scottish Parliament’s Public Audit and Post-Legislative Scrutiny Committee.
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The Scotsman has reported that Scotland is about to secure a huge order for assembly of the five new Royal Navy Type 31e frigates at Rosyth, which will serve alongside the Type 26 warships already on order and being built on the Clyde.
The work is likely to secure some 450 highly-skilled jobs
Local Youth Worker Rachael Hatfield, the Scottish Conservative candidate in the Inverness Central Ward by-election, was delighted on Friday to find out that she had beaten the LibDem, Green, Labour and Independent candidates to take second place in the election, with an increased Scottish Conse
You can’t trust anything Labour say until they have a plan for Brexit. Their fantasy broadband plans are simply another thing they wouldn’t be able to deliver – and would leave everyone paying higher taxes to cover the cost.
