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Views on Highland Energy Projects Survey

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.     

Kathleen Robertson's Pylons survey

Dear resident, My name is Kathleen Robertson, I’m a Moray Councillor and your Scottish Conservative & Unionist MP candidate at the next General Election.

Ruaridh Stewart's 60 second survey

Ruaridh Stewart is the Scottish Conservative & Unionist candidate for the new constituency of Inverness, Skye and West Ross-shire.  Take his 60-second survey to let him know your views on some key local issues:

Save Aviemore Visitor Information Centre

Scottish Government agency Visit Scotland have announced that they will close the Visitor Information Centre in Aviemore Aviemore is a key tourist destination in Strathspey, and we need more investment in tourist infrastructure, not less. Scottish Conservative & Unionist candidate for Moray We

Call a School Estates emergency

Scroll to the bottom for the survey   Highland Councillor for Aird and Loch Ness, Cllr Helen Crawford, has urged fellow Councillors to vote in support of calling a "School estate emergency" in a council meeting this Thursday. As reported in the Press and Journal, the Ross-shire Journal, the

Help us win in Moray West, Nairn, and Strathspey

Help us win at the next General Election. Scroll to the bottom to let us know how you can help Moray West, Nairn, and Strathspey takes in three wards in the Highlands, Elgin, Strathspey, and Culloden/Ardesier. It's easy to get to if you live in the Inverness area.

A9 local residents survey

The Scottish Government has missed its targets to dual the A9, although have now promised once again to dual it. This road is a major artery for the Highlands and the communities along it. Take Kathleen Robertson's quick survey to pass on your experiences of this road, plus what you think our Gove

Dual the A9 & A96

In 2011, the Scottish Government promised that they would dual the full stretch of the A9 between Perth and Inverness by 2025. Eleven years later, only 11 miles of road has been dualled. That's one mile a year. 70 miles of this part of the A9 is still the same dangerous single-carriageway road.