That the Parliament welcomes the news that 851 people across Moray received employability support through the Moray Pathways Local Employability Partnership in 2025-26; understands that Moray Pathways is supported through £2.16 million of investment from Moray Council, the Scottish Government, and the UK Government’s Shared Prosperity Fund, which was introduced by the previous UK Conservative administration; notes that, of the total number of people who received support, 166 people entered employment or progressed within work, 95 people moved into further or higher education, 148 gained training and connections with local employers, and 57 people secured qualifications or training awards, among other achievements; believes that initiatives such as Moray Pathways are a great way of helping people into the workplace, which in turn helps to grow the local economy and reduce local unemployment; thanks the many organisations involved in Moray Pathways, and wishes the programme and its participants success in the future.
Supported by: Clare Adamson, Colin Beattie, Miles Briggs, Ariane Burgess, Alexander Burnett, Russell Findlay, Craig Hoy, Stephen Kerr, Jamie Langan, Stuart McMillan, Lloyd Melville, Laura Mitchell, Paul Sweeney