The Highland MSP is calling for a brand new acute general teaching hospital for the Highlands.
She says 'Co-housing is a form of community where neighbours own or rent their homes and have some shared indoor and outdoor spaces'
Minister responsible Lorna Slater blames Westminster but Mr Stone says that 'won’t fly this time.'
Highland MSP Edward Mountain welcomed the news as he campaigns for a new acute general teaching hospital for the north.
Green bins will be used for recycling plastic, the blue bin paper and cardboard and the new bin household waste
They include St Clement’s Special School and Beauly, Dunvegan, Park and Tornagrain primaries
Cllr Angus MacDonald said: 'This is good news and will be widely welcomed by everyone, especially children.'
The audit and scrutiny committee will assess progress every three months to help tackle the dangers posed.
Scottish secretary Alister Jack says 'for this area it is a lot of high-quality, high-wage jobs coming here'.
Natalie Bodiam says it gives her hope for the future of the same and Kayleigh Mackenzie believes it will help professionalise the game
MSP Rhoda Grant says 'the more this SNP-Green Scottish Government drag their feet, the more infuriated communities will feel.'
Scottish Secretary Alister Jack says 'As a community hub it is going to be an incredible facility.'
He says 'they prioritised their dodgy deal with the Scottish Greens over the interests of their own constituents.'
Chief exec Scot Gardiner welcomes 'brilliant news' as Scottish Secretary Alister Jack blames the BBC for cup final chaos
The LibDem Westminster candidate says the National Care contract needs to rise from £830 per person per week to £1200 to be 'viable.'
The move divided the council as some felt it was anti-religious and others discussed accountability
The figures from January shed light on adult social care in the Highlands as it teeters on the brink of collapse.
The MSP says by scrapping the DRS and HPMAs the cash could bolster the young workforce scheme.
It contains 26 measures designed to improve areas where it was thought the council fell short.
They include St Clement’s Special School and Beauly, Dunvegan, Park and Tornagrain primaries
