Get involved

There are various ways you can get involved with what the Scottish Conservative and Unionist Party does.

You can help deliver leaflets on behalf of your Scottish Conservative Councillors and MSPs, or canvass voters (either in your area or anywhere in Highland or Scotland if you prefer to get out and about).

You can join the debate about policies and the issues affecting us locally or nationally.  We take ideas from a wide range of viewpoints to find the best policies, and you may be the person with the best answer to a particular issue, so we want to hear from you.

You do not have to be passionate about politics or knowledgeable about Government. 

You might just want to help put a stop to over a decade of incompetent SNP rule and their destruction of our health service, education system and the Scottish economy.

You might just want to fight against the separatist agenda of the Nationalists and their ideological obsession with independence.

You might want to help prevent a Labour Party controlled by a marxist clique getting their hands on power. 

You might just want to help make Scotland a better place to live and work.

If you want to know more, get in contact or come along to the Inverness office.

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The Highland Conservative and Unionist Association covers a huge area and has some of the most beautiful and varied scenery in the UK.
The remoteness of some of the areas within the Highlands creates unique problems.

News

MSP encourages funding bids to save local shops and post offices

Highlands and Islands MSP Donald Cameron is encouraging local community groups to consider applying to the UK Government’s £150m Community Ownership Fund if they wish to secure the future of their local post office, village shop or other community asset that may be at risk of closure.

MSP welcome for boost for outdoors health programmes

Highlands and Islands MSP Jamie Halcro Johnston has welcomed a £12.5m award being made to the Cairngorm National Park Authority which will contribute to a range of outdoor health programmes including a new nature-based centre for dementia care.

Importance of Maritime Safety Week flagged by MSP

Highlands and Islands MSP Donald Cameron has said that this year’s Maritime Safety Week – which runs until the 9th July – is an opportunity for people to reflect on how to keep themselves safe when venturing on to the sea.

MSP urges response to short-term lets consultation

Highlands and Islands Scottish Conservative MSP Donald Cameron has urged local people and businesses to respond to a Scottish Government consultation on new regulations for short-term lets.

MSP backs Mull residents’ demands for action on ferries

Highlands and Islands MSP Donald Cameron has backed demands from residents of Mull and Iona for urgent action from the SNP Government to resolve the ferry crisis which is having a serious impact on the islands.

MSP says Small Isles are yet another victim of SNP ferry fiasco

Highlands and Islands MSP Jamie Halcro Johnston has said that the Small Isles (the Inner Hebrides islands of Eigg, Muck, Rum and Canna) are the latest victims of the SNP’s ferry fiasco which is affecting island communities across the north and west of Scotland.