SNP transport chief had full A96 dualling review THREE months before publishing
The long-awaited report on the Aberdeen-Inverness road project was already heavily delayed when Fiona Hyslop got the findings.
The long-awaited report on the Aberdeen-Inverness road project was already heavily delayed when Fiona Hyslop got the findings.
Do you think, for a second, that if Inverness and Aberdeen were Glasgow and Edinburgh we would be having this sideshow of smoke and mirrors about improving transport links between the cities? Of course not.
The enormity of potential Holyrood betrayal over the A96 upgrade will match anything which has gone before.
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Take our poll and have your say in our comments section on what the Scottish Government should do next as the A96 dualling target is ditched and the project is put at risk.
The SNP's transport chief Fiona Hyslop today admitted the road will not be dualled by 2030, as revealed by the Press and Journal.