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Date answered:
20 August 2026
S7W-02302
To ask the Scottish Government, further to the answers to questions S6W-26978 by Paul McLennan on 7 May 2024 and S6W-42254 by Mairi McAllan on 15 December 2025, how (a) much funding has been spent through the National Acquisition Programme and (b) many social homes have been delivered in each local authority area in the year 2025-26. In 2025-2026 a total o...
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Date answered:
11 August 2026
S7W-01652
As part of this, £100 million has been invested to build on the progress made in the 2025-26 Operational Improvement Plan, to release capacity within the system and bolster our urgent care services.
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Date answered:
22 June 2026
S7W-00905
The following table sets out the Transport Scotland programmes and annual funding allocations by financial year:YearProgrammeValue2020-21Smarter Choices, Smarter Places£7,879,2002021-22Smarter Choices, Smarter Places£9,468,2232021-22Scottish Health Walks Network£45,0002022-23Smarter Choices, Smarter Places£12,633,6262022-23Ian Findlay Path Fund£1,603,0002023-24Smarter Choices, Smarter Places – Local Authority Fund£5,330,0002023-24Smarter Choices, Smarter Places – Open Fund£5,388,0002023-24Smarter Choices, Smarter Places – Active Nation Fund£1,792,0002023-24Ian Findlay Path Fund£1,600,0002024-25Ian Findlay Path Fund£1,523,0002024-25Smarter Choices, Smarter Places – Wind Down£220,0002025-26Ian Findlay Path Fund£1,800,000Funding levels vary between financial years, reflecting changes to programme design, including the transition and wind down of the Smarter Choices, Smarter Places programme, alongside investment in the Ian Findlay Path Fund.Additionally, the following table shows the annual funding from Active Scotland to Walking Scotland:YearValue2021-22£1.42022-23£22023-24£22024-25£22025-26...
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Date answered:
19 March 2021
S5W-35874
Details on the number of face covering exemption cards that : (a) have been approved Between 29 October 2020 and 11 March 2021, 63,268 individuals have received a Scottish Government face covering exemption card, 26 of these requests are for replacement exemption cards where that card has been lost or misplaced.
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Date answered:
17 March 2021
S5W-35606
The letter is published on the Scottish Government website at: www.gov.scot/publications/coronavirus-covid-19-day-services-for-adults---letter-from-the-cabinet-secretary-for-health-and-sport---15-january-2021/ The Coronavirus (COVID-19) Strategic Framework published on 23 February confirms the intention to move back to a geographically differentiated protections levels approach, Ministers stated their expectation this would be from 26...
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Date answered:
15 March 2021
S5W-36023
To that end we consulted on FAWC’s recommendations between 4 December 2020 and? 26 February 2021. We agree that all journeys have impacts on the welfare of animals and the three Rs approach should apply – asking can journeys be replaced, can they be reduced; and can they be refined.
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Date answered:
4 March 2021
S5W-35566
The dashboard now includes vaccination data for local authorities, which was added on Friday 26 February. It also lets people view the rate of COVID infection for their neighbourhood.
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Date answered:
18 February 2021
S5W-35175
To ask the Scottish Government, further to the answer to question S5W-34665 by John Swinney on 26 January 2021, whether the COSLA leaders agreed their position on 29 January and, if so, whether it will now confirm how much each local authority will be allocated from the £45 million package to deploy more support for schools and families.
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
10 December 2020
S5W-33466
To ask the Scottish Government how many households were invited to participate in the Coronavirus (COVID-19): ONS Infection Survey; how many of these households agreed to participate (a) on a one-off basis, (b) for a month or (c) regularly, and how many households that agreed to participate have not been involved in the survey in each week since it began. Figures published on 26 November include response rates showing that, between 21 September and 21 November, 93,522 households have been invited to take part in the COVID-19 Infection Survey.
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Date answered:
9 November 2020
S5W-32784
This included correspondence from the Scottish Government’s Director General Constitution and External Affairs with the Chief Executive of COSLA on 26 October that sought her support in engaging local government leaders on reaching decisions on initial levels for local authority areas; understanding how these levels will affect areas, and identifying the se...
