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I hope that, at this horrendously sad time for them, they will take some comfort from the love that has been expressed by all who knew and worked with Barry.
Notwithstanding my comments about Chief Inspector Matt Webb, local authorities have expressed concern about the lack of effective engagement around the local impact of national policy decisions.
Some landmarks are fragile—think of the appalling fate of Rosslyn chapel at the hands of Dan Brown—but our historic buildings and sites ought to be accessible to local communities and visitors alike, if their condition allows for it.
If someone who is Covid-positive is put back into the home, there is a 28-day period when they can have no visitors. What about the rights of the existing care home residents and their families to have connections and to see each other?
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
24 August 2026
To ask the Scottish Government how it plans to implement the financial inclusion priority within the revised Dormant Assets Policy Direction Framework, and what role it anticipates credit unions and community finance providers will play in improving access to affordable credit.
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
13 August 2020
Instead, the Department of Work and Pensions only shares data on live Scottish Universal Credit claims, where the client’s family includes a child or children under the age of 6 years old.
That is why there is some hope in the Dundee site’s environmental credentials. We had engaged on innovation and interventions to give the plant a future.
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
16 November 2020
The published Coronavirus (COVID-19): local protection levels guidance indicates that for level 3, visitor attractions, such as museums and galleries, can remain open with protective measures.
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
6 November 2020
The published Coronavirus (COVID-19): local protection levels guidance indicates that for level 3, visitor attractions, such as museums , can remain open with protective measures.
Customer expectations and demands, and ultimately the success and growth of Scotland’s visitor economy, require the tourism sector to develop stronger digital skills to support decision making and business growth.