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. • The main forms of PR were through phone contacts to offer advice, signpost resources and support for home exercise, wit some home visits and one to one PR sessions continuing. • Judith pointed out that virtual classes became the norm during the pandemic, using different platform.
As an organisation, we can say that X per cent say this and Y per cent say that, but that should be supported by real-life case studies in which people go out and talk to businesses and get into the nitty-gritty with them.
Report on heat in buildings – online lived experience event, 18 November 2025
On Tuesday 4 November 2025, Members of the Committee visited the Midlothian Energy Centre, a large-scale heat network development delivered by Vattenfall Heat UK and Midlothian Council.
Written submissions
Anthony Salamone (European Merchants)
Scottish Whisky Association
Scottish Chamber of Commerce
Visit Scotland
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20th Meeting, 2023.
Decision on taking business in private, National Outcomes, Evidence Session.
The Committee has sought to engage with stakeholders in a variety of ways during its work this year, not just formal evidence taking. Due to the pandemic, visits and external meetings have not been possible and much of the Committee’s informal work has been moved online.
Committee reports
Date published:
16 February 2021
Easy and accessible signposting about other services that might be available as opposed to always having to visit their GP was also suggested. More personalised relationships with healthcare professionals were preferable as was a better triage system to direct service users – there was however reservations with some concerns about having to divulge personal...
Committee reports
Date published:
17 November 2020
The Vinery Banff A few weeks ago, the First Minister visited the Vinery in Banff with me and saw the difference that it makes through its offer of a welcome place where people can build confidence, learn new skills, improve wellbeing and sometimes find a route into work.