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Date answered:
16 September 2025
S6W-40259
This brings the total funding for community justice to £159m in 2025-26.We have also established the independent Sentencing and Penal Policy Commission to review how custody and community-based interventions are used, with a focus on reducing crime, supporting rehabilitation, and ensuring a sustainable prison population.
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Date answered:
9 September 2025
S6W-40025
This includes an additional £125 million to support delivery of the pay uplift to a minimum of £12.60 per hour for adult social care workers in 2025-26.Despite this substantial funding increase, we are aware that significant challenge for social care service provision remains.
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Date answered:
25 August 2025
S6W-39564
However, the active travel infrastructure investment in each of the last five years is presented in the following table:YearInvestment2020-21£85,821,7982021-22£92,928,8022022-23£122,343,8232023-24£150,548,9942024-25£119,549,631In 2025-26 we will invest over £188 million to support high quality active travel and bus infras...
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Date answered:
13 June 2025
S6W-37986
We are not aware of any reports by the Accounts Commission that local authorities are facing unsustainable budget shortfalls.Councils are statutorily required to set balanced budgets, and the Accounts Commission appropriately highlights that the use of one-off measures, such as the use of reserves, in place of established recurring measures and robust longer-term financial plans to bridge notional budget gaps is unsustainable.The Scottish Government has a long history of working with COSLA and local authorities to make sure council finances are sustainable and that available resources can meet long-term commitments.The record funding settlement for Local Government in 2025-26...
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Date answered:
9 June 2025
S6W-37987
We sympathise with the pressure the social care sector is facing and that is one of the reasons that the 2025-26 budget includes almost £2.2 billion for social care and integration – exceeding our commitment to increase funding by 25% by almost £350 million.
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Date answered:
19 May 2025
S6W-37315
This £15 million per year funding will continue through the local government finance settlement from 2025-26. Examples include mentoring services, art-based therapies, digital services, whole-family supports, counselling services and supports involving sport or physical activity.Individual local authorities decide which supports and services to put in...
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Date answered:
6 May 2025
S6W-37054
All those aged 64 and under who are at greater risk remain eligible.Further detail regarding eligibility for winter 2024-25 can be found in the seasonal flu programme 2024-25 CMO letter and in the CMO letter for 2025-26.The Scottish Government does not currently hold the information set out in the question.Public Health Scotland (PHS) is currently undertaki...
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Date answered:
29 April 2025
S6W-36352
In recognition of financial pressures, our 2025-26 budget includes record levels of investment - over £21.7 billion for Health and Social Care and over £15 billion for the Local Government Settlement.While the Scottish Government has overall responsibility for health and social care policy in Scotland, it is for Health and Social Care Partnershi...
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Date answered:
28 April 2025
S6W-36252
I recognise the financial challenges colleges are currently facing. The 2025-26 budget sees a £13.2 million uplift on 2024-25 to the college resource allocation, in recognition of the vital role colleges play in communities across Scotland.
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Date answered:
16 April 2025
S6W-36778
Organisations such as Nil by Mouth and Fair Play Foundation will continue to work with football clubs from grassroots to senior football in 2025-26 and Sense Over Sectarianism will continue to engage with Police Scotland to ensure the ‘Pitchin’ In’ programme is available for officers to use in schools to help develop pupils decision making...
