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MPs stand out in pink for families affected by breast cancer Drew Hendry MP wears it pink in Parliament in aid of Breast Cancer Now Drew Hendry, MP for Inverness, Nairn Badenoch & Strathspey, has shown support for women affected by breast cancer by dressing up in pink and encouraging their constituents to take part in

Sign up to wear it pink on Friday 21 October to support Breast Cancer Now’s life-saving research. For more information or to register, visit www.wearitpink.org.

New Tesco Community champion for the city centre, Charley. Many ideas, energy and a real connection with people. Congratulations, Charley!

Response from Secretary of State for Scotland is wholly inadequate Yesterday I spoke about my utter disbelief at the response I received from David Mundell to my letter to him in which I urge him to take action to protect Fort George. His response failed to give any reassurance over the future of Fort George as an

I’m delighted to see that Vue Inverness have taken the decision to reinstate this fantastic initiative, which offers a great opportunity to for seniors to get out of the house and socialise in a comfortable and safe environment.  Given the ongoing efforts of multiple local charities and organisations to do more to reach out and

Amazing place – Cantraybridge College Really enjoyed finding out more about them and their life changing work.              

It was a great pleasure to be asked to present the Highland Third Sector network awards. These events are not only important, put on with enormous dedication and enthusiasm by Mhairi Wylie and her team at Highland Third Sector Interface, but are also occasions of great humour and are thoroughly enjoyable. During my introductory remarks

                It’s back to business for the UK Parliament next week and, whilst there may be new Prime Minister at the helm, it is very much business as usual at number ten. Indecision, delays and lacklustre attempts to navigate the UK economy through the chaos created by the

Great to have my colleague and pal Roger Mullin visiting the Glenurquhart Highland Games in Drumnadrochit.