Highland Council warns only residents can access the road but there will be no through traffic or buses
Mr Sunak failed to attend the vote endorsing a report that the ex-PM misled the house over the partygate scandal.
The projects could generate millions of pounds worth of energy over their lifespan, the council believes.
The MSP added that the 'number of fatalities should be a cause for national grief.'
MSP Fergus Ewing says it offers the chance to find out if 'the Scottish Government's money is where the First Minister’s mouth is.'
The event brings together MSPs, local interest groups and campaigners.
MSP Fergus Ewing says 'that four sections of the A9 could have been dualled' but were not is 'completely unsatisfactory.'
Campaigner Laura Hansler lashed out at Greens transport spokesman Mark Ruskell and Highland MSP Ariane Burgess
He reached out to transport minister Fiona Hyslop seeking an early meeting about dualling
Ministers who ditched the Tomatin to Moy dualling section because it “did not make economic sense” likely took a decision that will cost more.
A safety campaigner has said politicians won't be allowed to hide A9 deaths "in a drawer".
An A9 safety campaigner has articulated how many Highlanders feel about the A9 dualling failure – that more lives will be lost as a result.
The A9 is now at the top of the political agenda with Douglas Ross holding up The Inverness Courier to make his point.
Scottish Government is accused of an 'unwillingness' to provide funding as Laura Hansler slams 'utter disregard and disrespect' to victims.'
She will report to Mairi MacAllan who is made the cabinet secretary for transport, net zero and just transition
It also admits procurement issues after a top industry body slammed the 'glacial pace' of A9 work
An industry body says contractors suspect funding led to delays and Transport Scotland is considered the UK's 'worst client.'
The former First Minister is the third top SNP figure arrested in connection with party finances
Parents of primary pupils have slammed Highland Council for its "incredibly uncooperative" response to concerns over weed-killer in play areas.
Slashing council rents and reinstating an NC500 bin collection scheme could cost up to £342,000.
