Anne Thomas, our candidate for the Caithness, Sutherland and Easter Ross constituency, urged voters to put their future first when they go to the ballot box.

At the launch of her campaign, she said, "While other parties are competing with each other to drop their green pledges and reassure greedy corporations that nothing will really change, only the Scottish Greens are prepared to take the action required to protect our planet and our future." 

Andrew, who works in education, is "a passionate supporter of our stances on independence, equality and social justice".

Dr Armitage said he would base his campaign on three “transformational economic policies” – wealth taxation, a universal basic income and a four day week.

As a party without big or corporate donors, we rely on support from people like you to fund our campaign. 

Highlands and Islands Greens voiced concerns over council/government promotion of cheap flights between Wick and Aberdeen.

Green councillor Kate Willis calls for an end to the removal of herring gull eggs and nests in Inverness to help protect the future of the red-listed species

Green councillors delighted at plans to open Academy Street up for pedestrians and cyclists, by ridding it of all but essential vehicles.

Academy Street in Inverness is one of the most polluted streets in Scotland.  Together we can ask Highland Council to make their plans better for  locals, visitors, and the environment.

Follow Shetland Green Councillor Alex Armitage in his September Challenge to only eat food grown in Shetland