I have been visiting constituents and local businesses from Tarbert to Islay speaking to local residents and delivering my latest survey leaflet.

The village of Portnahaven on Islay played host to the ceremony to mark the one hundredth anniversary of the actions at Henin and Fontaine-Les-Croisilles, France (24th and 27th of August 1918) and the award of the Victoria Cross to temporary Lieutenant David Lowe MacIntyre, Argyll and Sutherland

The SNP announced it is starting up a new “fact-checking” service to monitor the accuracy of research and political statements. Many people in Scotland will be wondering if the SNP will be fact-checking the cost of its new independence blueprint.

It was great to be back on Isle of Gigha for yet another successful surgery. 

I heard directly from the hard working Gigha ferry crew about the challenges facing the Isle. I also spoke to business owners as-well as many other locals over the course of my visit. 

I had another very successful surgery today in Tarbert. It was great to speak to so many of my constituents.

I have been receiving numerous complaints about sewage and drainage issues in Bowmore. Also problems with whole sections of street lighting malfunctioning across Bowmore and in certain parts of Port Ellen.

The SNP are considering implementing the Orwellian named person scheme even if Parliament rejects it.

SNP Government documents released through FOI requests show that there are plans to introduce named persons even if the legislation is not passed.

Conservative Councillor Alastair Redman, was among volunteers when the first significant excavation of Dunyvaig Castle began on August 13th 2018.