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Official Report
Meeting date:
29 October 2008
Economy, Energy and Tourism Committee, 29 Oct 2008
The length of time that it takes them is virtually nothing compared with the time that it takes us here.
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
19 December 2012
S4W-11544
No Not applicable Not applicable A96 Threapland, £6m No No Yes Transport Not applicable A68 Pathhead to Tynehead Junction, £6m No No Yes Transport Not applicable A95 Lackgie, £4m No No Yes Transport Not applicable A702 Candymill Bend and Edmonstone Brae, £4m No No Yes Transport Not applicable A737 Head Street Roundabout, £1.5m No No No Yes Transport Scotland are re-visiting...
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
27 June 2012
S4W-08027
Organisations that have received Scottish Government grant funding from the Scottish Veterans Fund since its introduction in 2007-08 are as follows:- Financial Year Organisation Project Award 2008 - 09 Veterans Scotland Funding for Veterans Awareness Day £2200 Veterans Scotland To organise a Thanksgiving Service for the lives of Service personnel killed in Iraq and Afghanistan £5500 Freight Agency Commission a book aimed at school children and young people to communicate the experiences of veterans returning from conflict £7800 Erskine Research into the needs of Service personnel returning from active service £8000 Poppy Scotland/Scottish Association for Mental Health Commission a report to gain better understanding of alcohol dependency issues as they relate to veterans £9000 Scottish Association for Mental Health/Combat Stress To provide a practical veterans guide to those agencies working with mental health difficulties £9500 Scottish Poverty Information Unit Commission a report to collect baseline information on the financial situation and wellbeing of veterans in Scotland £9500 Lady Haig Poppy Factory Ventilation system for the factory £9500 Scottish Veterans Residences To build a new website with a focus on housing for Service leavers £9500 First Base Agency Pilot project of improvement for Service personnel with drug dependency as a result of being unable to cope with civilian life £9500 2009 - 10 Gardening Leave To train a fully qualified horticultural therapist £3000 Gordon Highlanders Museum To hold workshops to give children a better understanding of veterans affairs £4500 Officers Association Scotland To run a pilot scheme for a bespoke service assisting transition to civvy street £4500 Poppy Scotland/Blake Stevenson For research into employment needs of disabled veterans £5750 Veterans Scotland Bi-annual newsletter and directory for veterans £9000 Cadet Training Centre Inverness Trip to Normandy for 12 cadets and 4 veterans carrying the baton of Remembrance to celebrate the D-Day landings with presentations on return £2500 Poppy Scotland A 3 year educational programme for children 3 - 18yrs on the importance of remembrance and the main issues facing veterans today £10000 Erskine Development of web-based CMS system £9000 Holybush House To set up and support a carers support website £3500 Combat Stress A one year fixed-term contract Assistant Psychologist £10000 Officers Association Scotland To gain accreditation in coaching £4500 Scottish Veterans Residences To covert the games room at Whiteford House into a resource and IT centre for use by veterans £7500 Erskine Start up costs fro Pathfinder initiative £4750 Combat Stress To fund the 90th anniversary service at St Giles Cathedral on 14 May 2009 £1500 2010 - 11 Veterans Scotland Complete the Veterans Scotland e-Hub following update work carried out on member sites £9000 Poppy Scotland/ Citizens Advice Scotland ASAP Project To develop a booklet which will complement the e-learning tool being developed for advisers working in Citizens Advice Bureaus £6150 Lady Haig Poppy Factory To support the interactive mobile museum used to educate school children on remembrance and ongoing problems affecting veterans £7000 Poppy Scotland Conference to highlight the problems of employment facing disabled and vulnerable veterans £7950 Poppy Scotland Sowing the Seed Phase 3 educational pack for school teachers on the subject of remembrance £10000 Scottish Veterans Residences Remembrance service to celebrate 125 years of service to veterans £1250 Mark Wright Project Funding for the physical activity outdoor programme designed to help veterans in accessing healthy outdoor activities £9900 Thistle Foundation Funding for veterans lifestyle management courses to improve the health and wellbeing of veterans through participation £10000 Erskine Funding to support a pilot scheme offering supported transition for Service leavers utilising 5 new properties at Erskine £10000 Royal British Legion Scotland Project and competition for schools centred around war memorials £7250 Royal British Legion Scotland Funding to publicise a scheme to fund travel and subsistence costs of non-next of kin to visit...
Official Report
Meeting date:
28 October 2025
Meeting of the Parliament 28 October 2025 [Draft]
My amendments 273 and 274 follow the same reasoning as amendments 271 and 272, except in the context where it is found that a breach has not been remedied.
Official Report
Meeting date:
19 January 2016
Justice Committee 19 January 2016
Does that not give weight to the argument for carrying out research into how juries come to their verdicts by using mock juries and research comparing how often a not proven verdict occurs in cases in which a single judge sits, as opposed to in jury cases, and, indeed, in different types of case, so that we have some meat in front of us?
Official Report
Meeting date:
19 February 2015
European and External Relations Committee 19 February 2015
West Country farmhouse cheddar is the one that I tend to think of—because I rather like eating it—compared with cheddar. Our first priority is to protect what we already have with spirits such as Scotch whisky.
Official Report
Meeting date:
12 March 2013
Justice Committee 12 March 2013
If land was given over to the community by developers, rather than being put into private hands, half of the problems would not exist. We can compare the arrangements for blocks of flats in which the community owns the open spaces.
Official Report
Meeting date:
7 September 2015
Public Petitions Committee 07 September 2015
I am sure that “sailscotland”, the annual publication that promotes our magnificent sailing waters, would value it as a useful advertising tool to help to promote the wonderful sailing, harbours and marina facilities that Scotland now has to offer visiting yachtsmen from home and abroad.
Official Report
Meeting date:
23 April 2015
Standards, Procedures and Public Appointments Committee 23 April 2015
I spend almost all my time in Parliament—folk will know that I am here early and leave late. I visit my business from time to time, that is for sure, but nothing like the 20 days that I have declared.
Official Report
Meeting date:
4 March 2015
Meeting of the Parliament 04 March 2015
As others have said, this is about young people. Two weeks ago, I visited a junior high school in my constituency with two members of the Scottish Youth Parliament, who told the class that was cross-examining us that having votes at 16 was one of the campaigns that got them into politics.
