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Meeting date:
18 January 2024
Constitution, Europe, External Affairs and Culture Committee 18 January 2024
Up to now, we have heard that, in 2025-26, the funding will be £25 million as a minimum.
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Date answered:
23 February 2017
S5W-06688
The following organisations were unsuccessful in their application:- Street League SkillForce Development Scotland A&M Scotland Liber8 (Lanarkshire) Ltd StreetGames UK Limited The Duke of Edinburgh's Award The Lennox Partnership Scottish Squash and Racketball Dame Kelly Holmes Trust High Life Highland Kibble Education and Care Centre Bauer Radio's Cash for Kids ENABLE Scotland Glasgow Bike Station Scottish Association for Mental Health Judo Scotland Children in Scotland Winning Scotland Foundation PKC S'porting Solutions CIC Social Enterprise Academy Council of Ethnic Minority Voluntary Organisations Scotland Open Secret Vox Liminis The Y...
Last updated:
30 September 2024
Desecration of War Memorials Prevention Scotland Bill consultation summary
This document was published on the Parliament’s website, from where it remains accessible: Proposed Desecration of War Memorials Prevention Scotland Bill | Scottish Parliament Website The consultation period ran from 26 September 2023 to 19 December 2023.
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Date answered:
11 December 2023
S6W-23463
Digital metrics will also be used to gauge the impact of the campaign, including but not limited to, numbers of visits to the NHS Inform vaping pages, visits to Parent Club vaping pages, numbers of click throughs from social media and digital advertising and numbers watching campaign digital videos through to complet...
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Date answered:
7 August 2025
S6W-39798
This represents increased investment of £60.7 million from 2024-25, including additional funding to provide for prior year pay deals, as well as a range of funding to support vital frontline services.NHS Dumfries and Galloway’s resource budget has increased by 22.3% in real terms between 2010-11 and 2025-26, and in cash terms has increased by £218 million, 105.1%, from 2006-07 to 2025-26.NHS Dumfries and Galloway are currently at Stage Two of the Framework for finance and all NHS Boards are continuously reviewed against the framework based on their financial position.Following this review the decision was made for NHS Dumfries and Galloway to be escalated to Stage Three of the Framework for finance.
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Date answered:
25 March 2025
S6W-35603
The recently announced £102 million apprenticeship funding for 2025-26 represents a projection of the funding Skills Development Scotland (SDS) will spend to support 25,500 new Modern Apprenticeship (MA) starts and 2,500 Foundation Apprenticeship (FA) starts, as well as MAs and FAs already in training.The following tables include this projected spend for 2025-26, as well as projected outturn for 2024-25, and the actual value that SDS has spent in prior years on MA and FA provision, both in cash and real terms.Table 1: Cash Terms Financial Year2019-202020-212021-222022-232023-242024-252025-26SDS spend on MA and FA delivery (£m)969590859299*102*Annual change--1%-5%-6%8%8%3%Source: Figures provided to the Scottish Government by Skills Development Scotland and HMT Deflators (as of December 2024), rounded to the nearest £, million*Projected spend Table 2: Real Terms (2025-26 prices) Financial Year2019-202020-212021-222022-232023-242024-252025-26SDS spend on MA and FA delivery (£m)1201121079596101*102*Annual change in real terms--6%-5%-12%2%5%1%Source: Figures provided to the Scottish Government by Skills Development Scotland and HMT Deflators (as of December 2024), rounded to the nearest £, million*Projected spend Contribution rates have remained largely the same over this period of time and this should be taken into account when considering assumptions for real terms costs.The Scottish Funding Council also support both Modern and Foundation Apprenticeships, and will provide 2,500 Foundation Apprenticeship opportunities this year.
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Date answered:
19 March 2025
S6W-35453
The Scottish Government has increased the Affordable Housing Supply Budget by £211.8 million for 2025-26 when compared to 2024-25. This will bring the investment in housing in 2025-26 to £768 million, which will enable delivery of more than 8,000 homes in Scotland.
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
3 May 2022
S6W-07807
We continue to work with councils and COSLA to agree a distribution methodology for the £550,000 unallocated from the 2023-24 budget and the 2024-25 and 2025-26 budgets. S6W-07807
Last updated:
18 June 2026
Chamber_Minutes_20260618
Ministerial Statement: The Minister for Public Finance (Hannah Mary Goodlad) made a statement and answered questions on Provisional Outturn 2025- 26. 5. Ministerial Statement: The Cabinet Secretary for Social Justice and Housing (Shirley-Anne Somerville) made a statement and answered questions on Tackling Child Poverty Delivery Plan - Annual Progress Report 2025-26. 6.
Last updated:
19 February 2021
Dogs Protection of Livestock Amendment Scotland Bill Marshalled List of Amendments at Stage 2
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