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Fergus Ewing is the Member of Scottish Parliament (MSP) for Inverness and Nairn. The SNP politician has been elected to Holyrood since 1999. He has previously served as a Scottish Government minister and later a cabinet minister from 2011-2021.

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‘Cairngorms National Park Authority should emphatically state it will not support lynx reintroduction’

13 January 2025
‘Cairngorms National Park Authority should emphatically state it will not support lynx reintroduction’

‘Cairngorms National Park Authority should emphatically state it will not support lynx reintroduction’

13 January 2025

SNP MSP Fergus Ewing also discusses the latest on the A9 dualling project, in his latest column.

FERGUS EWING: 'Once trust goes – elections are lost. And deservedly so'

12 February 2023
FERGUS EWING: 'Once trust goes – elections are lost. And deservedly so'

FERGUS EWING: 'Once trust goes – elections are lost. And deservedly so'

12 February 2023

Veteran SNP MSP brands 'lame' A9 dualling delay excuses as balderdash – and fears more lives will be lost.

A year of celebration

26 January 2012
A year of celebration

A year of celebration

26 January 2012

THIS year will be celebrated for many reasons. It will see the Queen reach her diamond jubilee – 60 years as head of state.

Strive to give our visitors a better tourism experience

20 July 2011
Strive to give our visitors a better tourism experience

Strive to give our visitors a better tourism experience

20 July 2011

TOURISM is arguably the most important business for Scotland. As Minister for Tourism, I am ultimately responsible for the success of this vital industry. Visitscotland…

All change in the chamber

22 June 2011
All change in the chamber

All change in the chamber

22 June 2011

FOR AN old hand such as myself, the new parliamentary chamber feels entirely different, with 69 SNP members and many familiar faces from the old Parliament…

A new chapter

20 June 2011
A new chapter

A new chapter

20 June 2011

IN POLITICS, after the battle is over, all the combatants are still alive. So what are the lessons and challenges that lie ahead?

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