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(S6O-00529) As a first step to delivering our manifesto commitment to remove dental charges in this parliamentary session, we abolished charges for all young people under the age of 26 from August 2021. We are also determined to support the profession and ensure that dentists remain in practice, following disruptions to services during the Covid-19 pandemic...
Agenda item 3 The meeting heard from Nduzani Zaya and Aubrey Meki of the Kasinthula Cane Growers’ Association in Malawi. They had visited Scotland during Fairtrade Fortnight 2020.
We will get a huge boost to capital spending in 2025-26, but it will tail off so that it becomes largely flat in cash terms and then it will start to fall in real terms.
We are a clinically lead service and adjust our practice based on best practice and latest research, as outlined by others should the evidence supporting an alternative to FAST demonstrate better outcome we would adjust our practice accordingly.
J eremy Balfour Member of the Scottish Parliament for Lothian Collette Stevenson MSP Convener Social Justice and Social Security Committee nd By email: [email protected] 22 June 2023 Dear Convener Re: Funeral Support Payments I am writing to you in my capacity as Convener of the CPG on Funerals and Bereavement to express the groups concern at the current figures released by Social Security Scotland for th Funeral Support Payments. The latest...
Minister for Drugs Policy Angela Constance MSP T: 0131-244 4000 E: [email protected] 28 April 2022 Public Health Scotland Interim Monitoring Report on Residential Funded Placements Dear Convener, I am writing to inform Parliament that, in support of the Scottish Government’s work into improving pathways into residential rehabilitation, the latest interim monitoring report on the number of funded residential rehabilitation placements has been published by Public Health Scotland.
The next update on progress will be available in March 2025 with the Scottish Government required to make a statement about them next summer. The latest Scottish Government modelling however estimates that "policies will keep 100,000 children out of relative poverty and 70,000 children out of absolute poverty in 2024-25, with the respective child poverty ra...