Highlands and Islands MSP Donald Cameron has told the Scottish Government that its continuing buck-passing on the crisis-hit Dunoon-Gourock ferry service is a scandal.

Donald Cameron MSP (Highlands and Islands), has appealed to residents in the Highlands and Islands to give him their views on Conservative proposals for tackling serious crime.

Donald Cameron MSP (Highlands and Islands), has warned that the number of disabled people waiting for housing in Argyll and Bute has increased from 599 to 694 since 2017.

Donald Cameron, Scottish Conservative MSP for the Highlands and Islands, and Councillor Alastair Redman (Kintyre and the Islands) have welcomed news that Argyll and Bute Council is to invest £1.6m in Islay, Jura and Colonsay during 2019.

Donald Cameron MSP (Highlands and Islands,) has described comments by the Brexit Party’s lead Scottish candidate in the European Parliament elections, as a betrayal of supporters of the Union.

Councillor Yvonne McNeilly, (Cowal), the Argyll and Bute Council Policy Lead for Education, has said that parents are being left in the dark over school standards by the SNP Government’s policies.

Donald Cameron MSP, Shadow Cabinet Secretary for the Rural Economy, has won an assurance from Paul Wheelhouse, the Minister for Energy, Connectivity and the Islands, to explore proposals to apply Road Equivalent Tariff (RET) to the Dunoon-Gourock ferry service.

Scottish Conservative MSP, Donald Cameron,  has expressed concern at the very low level of specialist speech and language support available to cancer patients in the NHS Highland area. The region is lagging behind all but one other health board according to figures provided by ISD Scotland.

Donald Cameron MSP (Highlands and Islands – Scottish Conservative), Shadow Cabinet Secretary for the Rural Economy, said in response to a statement from rural affairs minister Mairi Gougeon on sheep farming today (Tuesday 14th May), that farmers must be part of the solution to tackling environmen

Donald Cameron, Scottish Conservative MSP for the Highlands and Islands, has issued a warning that the R100 broadband project to deliver superfast broadband across Scotland is running behind schedule.