No - I assume this is meaning class A drugs. I think that people who live in Ross-shire would still opt for softer drugs such as marijuana. Hard drugs is not the problem. The question your survey you should really be asking is: Why do people in Ross-shire rely so heavily on alcohol to help sustain their lives? Further enquiry would lead to the fact that alcohol is not the core but merely an outer shell of a deeper, more complex issue of the changing traditions and of what it now means to live in the North West Highlands. Katrina Valle

No - 170 houses plus a health centre right beside a primary school is a health and safety issue. The capacity at Craighill primary must also be in doubt. Why move the health centre away from the centre of the town? It is situated right beside several sheltered housing units, and within easy walking distance of the town centre, and its two pharmacies. Elaine Walls