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With just one week to go before microchipping becomes compulsory in England, Scotland and Wales, Dogs Trust, the UK’s largest dog welfare charity, brings its larger than life mascot ‘Dogcilla’ to meet Drew Hendry MP for Inverness, Nairn, Badenoch and Strathspey at Westminster, following a 145,942 mile cross-country tour to raise awareness of microchipping law […]

Today is about celebrating this great city and the region and I am delighted to welcome this announcement. This all started with an idea and high ambition – who would have thought that when I first wrote that letter in 2014 we would be where we are today. I am grateful to everyone for getting

CUSTOMERS SHOULD  USE  ‘PEOPLE POWER’ TO LOWER THEIR OWN BILLS SNP MP Drew Hendry has welcomed the Competition  and Markets Authority (CMA) report on the electricity market – but stressed there is more to be done and that consumers should be more aware of their own power to lower their bills. The report has proposed

The Scottish National Party has today called for a “cast-iron commitment” from the UK government to act on the 4,500 miles of road across the UK where there is no mobile phone signal. The MP for Inverness, Nairn, Badenoch and Strathspey raised the issue in the House of Commons today during Culture, Media and Sport

Great to hear the latest updates on exciting plans for @_EastgateCentre Things moving quickly #Inverness #PlaceToBe

Wonderful tour of Tomatin Whisky Distillery today. Another great #Highland distillery & a real asset to our constituency. #Whisky

                                “We all need to do our bit to keep bowel cancer at the forefront of the agenda and to ensure that the Government focuses on increasing efforts to improve early diagnosis rates” Drew Henry MP attended a Westminster reception

Drew Hendry MP for Inverness, Nairn, Badenoch and Strathspey used a Westminster debate on ‘investment in cycling’ to promote local cycling projects. During the debate, Mr. Hendry praised Inverness based Velocity Café and bike workshop, as well as Scottish Government, Highland Council and Hi-Trans for their continued commitment to investment in cycling infrastructure.    

Last week in Westminster I took part in a debate on “Space Policy” and given current events, it was tempting to quote Major Tim Peake or even David Bowie. Instead, I quoted the words of Bridget Day – an Engineer with over 40 years’ experience in the Aerospace sector who, as the deputy programme director for