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Lib Dem leader Alex Cole-Hamilton called on First Minister John Swinney for action.
John Swinney was asked to meet them ‘in the hope that the killer of their husband and father will finally be brought to justice’.
A planning meeting next week will decide whether or not east Inverness gets the new outlet.
The development received broad support with around 40 jobs expected to be created.
More cash will come north but the jury is out on whether finance secretary Shona Robison delivered for the north.
Lord Lovat and Kapka Kassabova are among 41 others against but Highland Council recommends approval.
Fergus Ewing says recent NI hikes risk the service that offers patients dignity and saves the NHS millions.
Freedom of Information requests discovered the sums the council has received from developers, the total spent, as well as where it was spent.
One of them was told to attend a meeting for an interview with council investigators ‘under caution’.
He was inspired by Fiona Hawthorne who like him survived a brain tumour.
Leading Lib Dems have confidence in a Highland revival as Councillor Andrew Baxter got 58 per cent of the vote.
The bureaucratic blunder emerged because the local authority was not checking ‘to confirm the existence of its staff’.
A £2.36m project to build 8 bungalows got the go ahead and it should take 12 months to complete.
Work on what Highland Council says are ‘much needed affordable homes’ will start next year.
A paper to the Inverness committee incorrectly stated £0.98 million was spent on connectivity.
In a report on the commercialisation of the ‘multi-functional’ building the council claims to have invested £980,000 in connectivity.
New figures show the north is behind the national average in 13 out of 15 areas.
They relate to charges and their implications for both residents staying locally and small operators.
Community Land Scotland chairwoman Ailsa Raeburn warns ‘availability of homes now at crisis level’.
He says ‘I am a mere whipper snapper but I do feel I am beginning to get the hang of the job now’.
