It takes a real level of strength to take a negative situation and turn it into an act of kindness, says our MP.
This report confirmed that the DWP failed to adequately inform women on the changes, leading to this mass injustice, says our MP.
This report confirmed that the DWP failed to adequately inform women on the changes, leading to this mass injustice, says our MP.
It’s evident that those earning up to £19,000-a-year are caught in a financial bind, with no relief in sight, says our MP.
There is no doubt in my mind that these women, and so many others like them, should be celebrated year-round, says our MP.
Folk are still struggling with the cost of living, rising rent and mortgage costs, compounded by stagnant wages, says our MP.
Reducing investment in renewable energy now is the worst possible decision at the worst possible time, says our MP.
It might be a new year, but the Prime Minister's priorities are the same – and, in my opinion they are all wrong, says our columnist.
As we welcome a new year, it’s a moment to reflect on our progress with the Inverness City 2035 vision.
Let’s remember and appreciate these exceptional individuals who work tirelessly to protect others, often without any recognition, says our MP.
In a time of escalating living costs, MFR Cash for Kids has become a crucial lifeline for families.
Time and again, we hear these hollow words from Westminster: “There’s no magic money tree”.
Our connection to Remembrance Day is deepened by the military families that have long enriched our communities, says SNP MP.
As more people struggle to afford private rent or rising mortgage payments, they are turning to the local authority, says our columnist.
Our posties have been enduring a long-standing dispute with management from the Royal Mail over changes to working terms, says the area's MP.
The SNP MP recently chaired a focus group discussing women’s safety in public spaces.
People should be kept warm this winter, but when it comes to political heat, I’ll be applying this to the UK government, says our columnist.
Meetings with businesses have made it obvious our potential is being held back because of workforce shortages.
Retaining young people who are already in the Highlands is also important, says our columnist.
It’s clear, speaking to people across our constituency, the most pressing concern, along with mortgages and rents, is food inflation.
