Holyrood Notebook by Rhoda Grant
I cheered when I read that the flights between Wick and Aberdeen had a very successful second year, thanks to the Public Service Obligation (PSO).
Spring is trying its hardest to break through. The slightly warmer weather and longer days give an air of positivity and hope.
This month has been a stormy one on the weather front but also in the world of politics.
I WAS delighted that the Scottish Labour Party had two new councillors elected in Caithness.
THE election for the Highland Council is tomorrow. I cannot emphasis enough the importance of this election and the need for people to vote.
I AM pleased to see that Wick is to get two new primary schools. Education is extremely important to the life chances of young people and a good learning…
IT has been an eventful few weeks. I was lucky enough to be invited to the official launch of UHI – a really proud moment. We now have our own fully fledged…
THE parliament is in recess this month and the pace has changed a bit – I have been out and about in the Highlands and Islands and this has allowed me…
