Edward Mountain MSP has welcomed NHS Highland’s proposals to enhance home care provision by first setting up a pilot scheme in Nairn which, if successful, could be rolled out across North Highland.
This development follows Edward Mountain MSP’s lobbying through his Time to Talk campaign, which laun
Highlands and Islands MSP Jamie Halcro Johnston has said that he is now deeply concerned that the SNP Government will miss their 2025 deadline to complete dualling work on the A9.
The Scottish Conservative MSP was speaking after Transport Secretary Michael Matheson wrote to him conceding that the S
Highlands and Islands MSP Donald Cameron has written to the Scottish Government urging the SNP to provide the financial support to B&Bs and guesthouses that pay council tax, which was promised to them over a month ago.
The Scottish Conservative MSP said that he has been contacted by numero
Edward Mountain MSP is delighted that the registration deadline for NHS Highland’s Healing Process has been extended until 31 March 2021.
Yesterday during First Minister’s Questions, Edward Mountain MSP called for NHS Highland’s Healing Process to be extended so that “no one who has suffered f
Reports suggest that Chancellor Rishi Sunak is set to ditch any plans for a five pence rise in fuel duty much to the relief of rural motorists.
This would continue the freeze on fuel duty under the Conservative Government who first introduced the policy in 2010, which has saved the average motorist
Edward Mountain MSP has called for NHS Highland’s Healing Process, due to be closed to registrations tomorrow, to be extended to ensure “no one who has suffered from bullying and harassment is excluded.”
Edward Mountain raised the issue with the First Minister today and she confirmed that she is “b
Highlands and Islands MSP Jamie Halcro Johnston has accused the SNP of letting down rural Scotland as MSPs debated the Scottish Budget.
Speaking during the Stage 1 debate on the Budget Bill, Mr Halcro Johnston, the Scottish Conservative Shadow Cabinet Secretary for the Rural Economy, said that
Local Scottish Conservatives have welcomed Argyll and Bute Council’s prioritisation of essential road infrastructure and supporting young people and economic development, in its budget which was presented today.
Highlands and Islands MSP Donald Cameron said:
“It is very encouraging that
