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Caitlin and Finlay did the Highlands proud, winning the “Dewar” trophy. Well done coach John Chalmers and Nairn Academy

                Ardersier is a community united in their opposition to these proposals and as the local MP, I was keen to take the time to listen to the views of residents at a recent surgery in the village.  Whilst I welcome the efforts of Scottish Water in hosting

There has been a considerable amount of concern raised by residents of Milton of Leys over the proposed prison site for Inverness. Fergus Ewing MSP is seeking a pause in the planning process for this particular site whilst alternatives are explored. It is our shared view that the current proposed site is inappropriate and a more

In addition to being at Westminster, my normal week involves criss-crossing the constituency, hosting a raft of advice surgeries and listening to, and helping people. Last week, Parliament wasn’t sitting, so I had a bit more time to spend visiting constituents. These are the times that I often find amazing groups and people helping others,

SNP MP Drew Hendry has said that the UK Government’s ‘one size fits all‘ immigration policy is failing the Scottish Highlands, as another family faces deportation. There has been a long running campaign to allow the Zielsdorfs – a Canadian family based in Mr Hendry’s constituency – to remain in Scotland despite the Home Office’s

Supporting Guide Dog Access. Often illegally refused in taxis, cafes + other places #AccessAllAreas

Delighted to attend the anti – dog fighting event @LeaguePolitical #EndDogFighting

Fergus Ewing has already proven to be a highly effective Minister and I am delighted he has been promoted to the Cabinet of the Scottish Government as the Minster for Rural Economy and Connectivity. During his tenure as Business, Energy and Tourism Minister he always showed a great ability to work with others to deliver

Couldn’t be prouder of our young people. Delighted to do a Q&A with the fantastic pupils of Kingussie High School

                      It would be remiss not to give a big thank you to everyone who took part in last week’s Scottish Parliament elections.  Especially to the 16 and 17 year olds voting for the first time. It was fantastic to see so many of them proactively