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The SNP, Liberal Democrats, Conservatives and Labour all commit to Transport Scotland’s timetable.
The Scottish Labour leader signs The Inverness Courier’s Dual the A9 Pledge saying ‘this is the route’ to opportunity and potential in the Highlands.
Dozens lash out at ‘big energy’ and Scottish Government ‘riding roughshod over our environment and our local democracy.’
Non appearance aggravated tensions as campaigners demand Planning Inquiry Commission into projects.
A packed and passionate Inverness meeting was told ‘no financial compensation can ever replace what we stand to lose.’
Andrew Baxter picks-up where the outgoing MSP left off saying the authorityl is ‘too large, too centralised, and too remote’
Scottish Government’s four-hour target for patients admitted, transferred or discharged missed.
But she insists she is unable to attend a meeting of MPs and MSPs in August.
The university secured an overall 92% satisfaction rate in the 2025 National Student Survey.
Dr Neil McNamara says ‘there will be a sadness there, a sorrow’ and a ‘terrible sense of guilt’.
But around 10 other local MPs and MSPs are expected in Inverness with some yet to confirm.
But around 10 other local MPs and MSPs are expected in Inverness with some yet to confirm.
There has been little change to the numbers since 2014.
The Labour government’s energy secretary fears businesses there could ‘face damage to their competitiveness’.
MSP Edward Mountain slams the loss of vascular service as ‘fundamentally dangerous and inadequate’.
New figures reveal that the current annual shortfall is around £13 million.
The gathering on August 12 is focussed on ‘respecting local democracy’.
A further 556 were seriously injured as political pressure mounts on the Scottish Government to deal with this ‘life and death’ issue.
It reiterates the demands for a pause on develops and applauds how it ‘amplified’ concerns with the ‘industrialisation of natural landscapes’.
Two councillors say the ‘Scottish Government must show greater support for the police service’.
