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SPICe briefings
Date published:
14 November 2018
Private Renting Reforms: how to evidence the impact of legislation - Background and growth of private renting
Retrieved from https://www.gov.scot/Publications/2017/09/9979 [accessed 06 August 2018]Across Scottish local authority areas, there are wide variations in the numbers of households living in the PRS. This ranges from 26% of households in Edinburgh to 6% in East Renfrewshire (see Fig 2.)
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11 August 2023
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Supported by: Paul Sweeney* *S6M-10120 Gordon MacDonald: Currie FC Winners of Best Community Football for All Project—That the Parliament congratulates Currie FC on being recognised by the Scottish FA South East Region in the category of “Best Community Football for All Project”; notes that each year, the Scottish FA South East Region, supported by McDonald’s, recognises and celebrates volunteers and projects whose contributions to grassroots football has profound impacts; understands that in the last few years, Currie FC has significantly grown its provision of football for girls and boys in the local community, which includes a large and developing Girls’ section with an innovative working partnership with woman’s team, Edinburgh Caledonia FC, in order to provide a full female pathway for the first time in the area; further understands that the club has formed links with local schools in order to deliver the UEFA Playmakers programme to inspire girls to try football for the first time, and notes that Currie FC will be celebrating with the other award winners at the South East McDonald’s Grassroot Awards ceremony taking place at Meadowbank Stadium, Edinburgh, in August 2023.
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25 November 2024
Prebudget Scrutiny Report Letter to the Cabinet Secretary JHA 25 November 2024
The first payments on these new arrangements will commence in January 2025 adding £900,000 to Service expenditure for 2024/25.” 26.
SPICe briefings
Date published:
21 June 2019
The National Performance Framework and budget scrutiny
UN Sustainable Development Goals: the new NPF makes links between the new National Outcomes and the UN's Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).
Last updated:
6 April 2023
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Supported by: Paul Sweeney*, Jeremy Balfour*, Ruth Maguire*, Karen Adam*, Miles Briggs*, David Torrance*, Annabelle Ewing*, Audrey Nicoll*, Bill Kidd*, Stuart McMillan* *S6M-08433 Carol Mochan: Congratulating Gala Fairydean Rovers FC on Winning the East of Scotland Cup—That the Parliament congratulates Gala Fairydean Rovers FC on winning the East of Scotland Cup, defeating Linlithgow Rose FC in a penalty shoot-out on 26 March 2023; notes that it is the club's first senior trophy since being established in June 2013, when it brought together Gala Fairydean FC and Gala Rovers FC to develop all levels of football in Galashiels; understands that, in the subsequent decade, the club, its academy and its community trust have provided opportunities for hundreds of people across the Scottish Borders to participate in football through its men's, women's, walking and para-football teams, as well as its junior academy; recognises what it sees as the cultural importance of the club's iconic Netherdale stand, which was restored and re-opened in 2022, and congratulates the volunteers, players and staff involved in making the club such a valued and important part of its community.
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16 March 2026
202627 Sustainable Rates Guidance Letter to ECYP Committee 16 March 2026
All funded providers in the private and third sector will receive additional funding to increase staff pay to at least the new real Living Wage rate of £13.45 per hour from April 2026 via minimum uplifts that are applied to all of their current (2025- 26) sustainable rate(s).
Last updated:
11 June 2024
7th Marshalled List Planning (Scotland) Bill
A After section 22 John Finnie 334 After section 22, insert— Section 23 Kevin Stewart 267 In section 23, page 38, line 19, at end insert— Section 24 Andy Wightman 310 In section 24, page 39, line 2, at end insert— Andy Wightman 311 In section 24, page 39, leave out lines 6 to 8 and insert— Andy Wightman 312 In section 24, page 39, line 20, leave out subsection (5) and insert— Graham Simpson 23 Leave out section 24 Section 25 Alexander Stewart 61 In section 25, page 39, line 33, at end insert— Andy Wightman 313 In section 25, page 40, line 1, leave out from to end of line and insert Graham Simpson 24 Leave out section 25 Section 26...
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14 February 2023
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Supported by: Siobhian Brown*, Annabelle Ewing*, Kenneth Gibson*, Collette Stevenson*, Stuart McMillan*, Colin Beattie*, Elena Whitham*, Bill Kidd*, Sue Webber*, Ruth Maguire*, Fulton MacGregor*, Gillian Martin* *S6M-00536 Paul Sweeney: Cutting Steel on HMS Belfast, the Latest Clyde Built Ship—That the Parliament congratulates the workers at BAE Systems' Govan shipyard in Glasgow as they ceremonially cut the first steel on their latest vessel for the Royal Navy, HMS Belfast, on 29 June 2021; notes that this event marks the start of the manufacturing of the third City Class Type 26 Global Combat Ship to be constructed by BAE Systems, after HMS Glasgow and HMS Cardiff; recognises that the eight Type 26 vessels will be world class anti-submarine warfare ships, which will replace the anti-submarine variant Type 23 ships that were originally designed and built by Yarrow Shipbuilders at Scotstoun on the Clyde, and that this new class will be the most advanced ships of their type globally; celebrates the economic impact the project is having in Glasgow in supporting over 2,500 skilled jobs directly, and over 5,000 jobs and £160 million worth of wages across Scotland each year; further notes the international reach of the Glasgow-based project, with Type 26 class variants also being designed at the company's Scotstoun shipyard for the Royal Australian and Canadian Navies, and wishes all involved in Glasgow's most famous industry continued success and prosperity in the future.
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2 July 2021
BB20210705
Supported by: Siobhian Brown*, Annabelle Ewing*, Kenneth Gibson*, Collette Stevenson*, Stuart McMillan*, Colin Beattie*, Elena Whitham*, Bill Kidd*, Sue Webber*, Ruth Maguire*, Fulton MacGregor*, Gillian Martin* *S6M-00536 Paul Sweeney: Cutting Steel on HMS Belfast, the Latest Clyde Built Ship—That the Parliament congratulates the workers at BAE Systems' Govan shipyard in Glasgow as they ceremonially cut the first steel on their latest vessel for the Royal Navy, HMS Belfast, on 29 June 2021; notes that this event marks the start of the manufacturing of the third City Class Type 26 Global Combat Ship to be constructed by BAE Systems, after HMS Glasgow and HMS Cardiff; recognises that the eight Type 26 vessels will be world class anti-submarine warfare ships, which will replace the anti-submarine variant Type 23 ships that were originally designed and built by Yarrow Shipbuilders at Scotstoun on the Clyde, and that this new class will be the most advanced ships of their type globally; celebrates the economic impact the project is having in Glasgow in supporting over 2,500 skilled jobs directly, and over 5,000 jobs and £160 million worth of wages across Scotland each year; further notes the international reach of the Glasgow-based project, with Type 26 class variants also being designed at the company's Scotstoun shipyard for the Royal Australian and Canadian Navies, and wishes all involved in Glasgow's most famous industry continued success and prosperity in the future.
Last updated:
2 October 2025
Budget_ConvenerToCabSecFLG_1Oct25
The Committee therefore suggests that the Scottish Budget documentation be published by Tuesday 13 January 2025 at the latest to allow the necessary preparatory work to take place to inform future evidence-gathering.
