Council leader urges local people to "make their voices heard" on library consultation Tuesday, 26 November, 2024 Moray Council leader Kathleen Robertson is urging local people to “make their voices” heard over the future of library services across the region. The Conservative councillor has highlighted that a current consultation on how library services will be delivered going forward will finish on Sunday 1 December. The proposals have been drawn up by council officers, rather than the Conservative... Local News
Businesses at risk as SNP prioritise IndyRef “task force” 18th January 2021 Shadow Cabinet Secretary for the Rural Economy and Tourism, Jamie Halcro Johnston, has accused SNP ministers of prioritising a new independence task force over... Holyrood News
Fishing compensation should be brought forward 14th January 2021 Scottish Conservative leader Douglas Ross has urged “vital” compensation for the fishing industry to be brought forward and delivered immediately. He added that... Holyrood NewsWestminster News
Ross urges government to ‘stop delaying’ and get business support cash out 12th January 2021 Douglas Ross has urged the Scottish Government to “stop delaying” the delivery of vital support to businesses in Moray after it was revealed that just seven of... Westminster News
Halcro Johnston backs Cosla concerns over local council funding 12th January 2021 Highlands and Islands MSP Jamie Halcro Johnston has backed calls for a fair funding settlement for Scotland’s councils to protect services for the most... Holyrood News
Jobseekers start 200 businesses in Moray 12th January 2021 Highlands and Islands MSP Jamie Halcro Johnston has highlighted figures which show that 200 jobseekers in Moray have been helped by their local Jobcentres and... Holyrood News
Moray Council cannot be let down again 12th January 2021 Following the new document on local government funding by COSLA entitled ‘Respect our Communities: Protect Our Funding’ the leader of the local Conservative... Local News
Ross warns young people in rural parts of Moray may struggle as home learning starts next week 8th January 2021 Moray MP Douglas Ross has warned that some young people may miss out as home learning begins next week due to a postcode lottery on broadband connectivity... Westminster News
Ross urges Scottish Ministers to ensure businesses receive ‘vital’ Covid funding from UK Government 6th January 2021 Douglas Ross has urged Scottish Ministers to ensure “vital” funding from the UK Government gets to businesses that need it here in Moray. The local MP raised... Westminster News
Moray Council must take UK Government transport review seriously 6th January 2021 The UK Government has extended the deadline for councils to respond to the UK Government’s transport infrastructure review to the end of January. The PM... Local News
Why we're ending Automatic Early Release for violent & sexual offenders 1st October 2019 The worst offenders should serve most of their sentence in prison. They should not be released after serving just half of their sentence automatically. National News
We’re signing the Armed Forces Covenant 1st October 2019 Veterans risked their lives for our country to keep us safe and protect the values we hold so dear. The Conservative Party stands behind our Armed Forces. National News
Why we’re implementing Magnitsky’s Law 1st October 2019 Once we have left the EU we will implement the ‘Magnitsky’ provisions of the Sanctions and Anti-Money Laundering Act 2018. That way, those responsible for human... National News
Our gigabit rural broadband plan for the UK 1st October 2019 Investment in rural broadband is vital. Broadband is not just essential for businesses across the United Kingdom, but it also makes areas more attractive places... National News
Our spending boost to tackle adult mental illness 1st October 2019 Provision of community services for people with serious mental illness has historically not been a focus of mental health reforms. National News
How we’re planning to invest in our communities 30th September 2019 Chancellor of the Exchequer, Sajid Javid, has set out major new plans for investment alongside further measures to tackle the housing crisis. National News
