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The attached plan shows the extent of the site in question and shows the area owned by the Earl of Kinnoul in yellow; the area owned by the Watkins and assessed at the residential rate in blue; and the area owned by the Watkins and assessed at the amenity rate in pink.
Allotments: The Committee will take evidence from— Karen Birch, Chief Officer, Abundant Borders; Maria de la Torre, Chair, Knocknagael Limited; Ian Welsh, Owner, Allotment; Rosanne Woods, Chair, Tranent Allotment Association. 3.
Allotments: The Committee will take evidence from— Karen Birch, Chief Officer, Abundant Borders; Maria de la Torre, Chair, Knocknagael Limited; Ian Welsh, Owner, Allotment; Rosanne Woods, Chair, Tranent Allotment Association. 3.
Supported by: Mairi Gougeon* *S6M-21103 Ivan McKee: Visitor Levy (Amendment) (Scotland) Bill—That the Parliament agrees that the Visitor Levy (Amendment) (Scotland) Bill be passed.
Public sector pay policy
The Scottish Government’s public sector pay policy remains unchanged from last year with a 9% pay award limit covering 2025-26, 2026-27 and 2027-28. This is despite some of the agreed pay awards for 2025-26 and 2026-27, such as the NHS Agenda for Change pay deal, not meeting the expectation within the policy’s framework of either covering the three-year period or being restricted to a maximum 3% pay lift for 2025-26.
*S6M-16654 Paul Sweeney: Findings of See Me's "If it's Okay" Campaign—That the Parliament notes with concern the reported findings of See Me's "If it's Okay" campaign, which states that 60% of people surveyed in Scotland believe that there is still a shame associated with mental illness, 28% would not want someone with experience of a mental illness to look after their child, and 15% of people surveyed said that they would not want to be in a relationship with someone with experience of a mental illness; considers that mental health stigma and discrimination does not happen by accident; believes that these negative attitudes and behaviours can cause the shame experienced by many people living with a mental health problem, and encourages everyone in Scotland to support See Me's campaign and help make it really okay to not be okay.
S5W-25574 Andy Wightman: To ask the Scottish Government what evidence it has gathered about the impact of the release of non-native game birds on the condition of statutory designated sites. S5W-25575 Andy Wightman: To ask the Scottish Government whether a Habitats Regulations Appraisal is required for the release of non-native game birds on or near designated sites.
S6M-03817: Annabelle Ewing: Kelty Hearts FC, Scottish League 2 Champions - That the Parliament congratulates Kelty Hearts FC on winning Scottish League 2 with five matches remaining in the season; understands that the club only became a full Scottish Football Association member in December 2017 and secured promotion ...