A LANDMARK MORAY building was officially declared as being surplus to requirements by the Moray Council yesterday and new owners will now be sought. The Institute building on Keith’s Mid Street has no strategic operational use – while Councillors attending the policy and resources committee were also told that no community interest had been expressed … Read more
Last week saw the launch of our manifesto where Nicola Sturgeon pledged to govern and to serve for all of Scotland. There are many pledges in that manifesto that will have a direct impact on Moray and the people who live and work here. We will increase the NHS budget by £500 million more than … Read more
IN MY PREVIOUS election articles I have focussed on the SNP’s record in Government and on fairness and dignity underpinning our welfare and support policies. This week I will set out the principles of our economic policy and how that can benefit Moray in the years to come. The SNP’s record and our fundamental drive for … Read more
AS RAF LOSSIEMOUTH Typhoons continue to take action against the Daesh terrorists in Syria and Iraq an MP has been calling on the UK Defence Secretary to address Parliament on civilian casualties. SNP defence spokesman Brendan O’Hara has written to Michael Fallon seeking confirmation on civilian casualties as a result of coalition airstrikes in Syria. … Read more
In this election the SNP is putting fairness at the heart of our policies to deliver more for people here in Moray and right across Scotland. Here in Moray I regularly meet people who are struggling as a result of the disgraceful treatment of vulnerable people by the Tory government at Westminster. The SNP is … Read more
THE SNP HAS moved to dismiss claims that staff in their Moray Parliamentary Office had broken any confidentiality rules over reports that Labour leader Kezia Dugdale had once applied to the SNP to gain work experience. Accusations of a ‘dirty tricks’ campaign in the Scottish Parliament Elections emerged on Wednesday when a national newspaper reported … Read more