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MP Angus MacDonald says billions are being lost abroad to foreign-owned utility companies.
The Moray West, Nairn and Strathspey MP Graham Leadbitter reveals at least 10 locals caught up in ‘horrific miscarriage of justice’.
There has been little change to the numbers since 2014.
But the Scottish Government insists that ‘generators based in Scotland pay higher and more volatile’ transmission charges - so bills are higher.
The event was staged at Cauldeen Primary organised by the parent council raising £2149.
The Labour government’s energy secretary fears businesses there could ‘face damage to their competitiveness’.
MSP Edward Mountain slams the loss of vascular service as ‘fundamentally dangerous and inadequate’.
The 'Clans Tent' offering the chance for those of Scottish heritage to embrace their own history.
Councillors brand the situation a ‘travesty’ adding the ‘Highlands are being sent back to the 1950s’.
New figures reveal that the current annual shortfall is around £13 million.
The gathering on August 12 is focussed on ‘respecting local democracy’.
MSP Edward Mountain warns patients must ‘travel hundreds of miles for treatment when they are seriously ill.’
A further 556 were seriously injured as political pressure mounts on the Scottish Government to deal with this ‘life and death’ issue.
It comes amid claims it cut the number of licences to control bird numbers by 75% or record data about attacks on humans.
Her sons former ICT captain Mike Noble and Alistair Mackay sound the alarm calling for something to be done.
The programme includes solar panels, insulation and heat pumps for its residential properties.
Highlife Highland’s bid for an alcohol licence is to be decided this week.
It reiterates the demands for a pause on develops and applauds how it ‘amplified’ concerns with the ‘industrialisation of natural landscapes’.
Lochardil and Drummond Community Council objects to the business getting permission.
The move comes from Scott Murray’s CRU Holdings as he seeks to rejuvenate the food and beverage offering amid stiff competition.
