All the latest news from the Highland Liberal Democrats.
It was a call that I’d been dreading – last Thursday, Jeremy Hosking rang to say he’d had enough and was withdrawing his offer to buy Kinloch Castle on Rum.
There was only one Corran proposal on the table at the Highland Council meeting on the 11th May 2023, and all us local Cllrs supported it. It was for the maximum £50 million bid to the Westminster Levelling Up Fund.
The Highlands is becoming the home to a significant percentage of Britain’s green energy needs. Even before wind, our post war hydro dams made the Highlands 100% self sufficient in electricity.
A gorgeous castle on a Hebridean island with a world class sea view and a decent skelp of land for sale at possibly as little as a £1. Tempted?
I am a Highland Councillor for Fort William and Ardnamurchan but I write on behalf of all West Highlanders, there are few of any political persuasion who would not support my request below.
Scottish Liberal Democrat leader Alex Cole-Hamilton has said that only the Liberal Democrats have a plan to fix the crisis in care ahead of a ministerial statement about UK Government decisions on social care, as he urged both Labour and the SNP to recogn
Responding to his Assisted Dying for Terminally Ill Adults (Scotland) Bill passing stage one by 70 to 56, Liam McArthur MSP said:
Please find below Liam McArthur's opening speech in this afternoon's assisted dying debate.
Responding to the news that the delivery date for the Glen Rosa has been delayed by up to nine months, West of Scotland Liberal Democrat MSP Jamie Greene said:
Scottish Liberal Democrats have today announced that video game designer and community campaigner Neil Alexander has been selected as the party’s candidate for its key target of Inverness & Nairn at next year’s Scottish Parliament election.
Scottish Liberal Democrats have today said that SNP decisions have made the housing crisis significantly worse after statistics confirmed dramatic falls in new housing supply and new build completions in the year to March 2024, despite an increase in the
Liberal Democrats want a way forward which works for Britain - that cuts down red tape, reduces costs for businesses and makes people better off as a result.
The Liberal Democrats have today published a comprehensive blueprint for replacing the broken business rates system.
