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Lastly 388 households who chose to engage with Green Deal finance have since either decided not to proceed, or have not been approved for credit and have cancelled their Green Deal plan.
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
30 August 2013
It is now expected that this new gear will be introduced into the Scottish “Conservation Credits” scheme, which sets days at sea limits for nephrops trawlers, and will allow fishermen to access additional days at sea.
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
13 November 2014
We have had no discussion with the Office of Rail Regulation regarding First TransPennine Express’s proposed changes to its services in Scotland in December 2014.
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One option supported in the submission by local government representative bodies is introduction of a ‘tourist tax’ which they argue would help local authorities fund services that are important to tourism, such as waste services, roads and infrastructure.Submission from COSLA, CIPFA and SOLACE Directors of Finance Unison Scotland agrees that “the ‘tourist tax’ is “just one example of where local authorities could and should be given more leeway to raise funds locally”, but that the funds gathered should be used “to enhance tourists’ experiences and to make better visitor...
I have a wee note here that says that, in 2015 alone, 720,000 foreign and domestic visitors came to the country for festivals and major music concerts.
Is the Government still committed to delivering free bus travel for under-19s by January 2021, and will it consider extending free bus travel to all under-26s? I understand that the commitment is still there.
That relationship with the third sector was particularly important for the development of our new Scottish child payment, which I was proud to announce on 26 June. The Child Poverty Action Group has called the new payment “an absolute game changer” in tackling poverty, and it represents a really important way in which we are putting our ambitious tackling c...