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Official Report Meeting date: 26 January 2021

Health and Sport Committee 26 January 2021

Craig Thomson is the border measures review team leader, David Pratt is policy lead for the health performance and delivery team, and Peter Brown is from the police enforcement, liaison and performance team. Thank you for joining us again today, cabinet secretary.
Questions and Answers Date answered: 2 October 2013

S4W-17057

The following tables list the current newspapers and journals that the Special Advisers Office subscribe to along with the cost: Newspapers Aberdeen Evening Express £0.50 The Courier £0.60 Dundee Evening Telegraph £0.45 Evening News £0.60 Evening Times £0.60 Daily Express £0.45 Sunday Express £1.35 Financial Times £2.50 The Guardian £1.40 The Herald £1.20 Sunday Herald £1.30 The Independent £1.40 The Independent on Sunday £2.20 Daily Mail £0.60 Sunday Mail £1.40 Daily Mirror £0.55 Sunday Mirror £1.10 The Observer £2.50 Aberdeen Press and Journal £0.60 Daily Record £0.50 Scotland on Sunday £2.10 The Scotsman £1.20 Daily Star £0.35 The Sun £0.40 The Sun on Sunday £0.60 Sunday Mail £1.40 The Mail on Sunday £1.50 Sunday Post £1.30 Daily Telegraph £1.20 Sunday Telegraph £2 The Times £1.00 The Sunday Times £2.50 Journals European Voice £3.50 Farmers’ Guardian £2.40 Harvard Business Review £7.10 The Spectator £3.50 Fishing News £2.35 Bloomberg Business Week £3.50 New Statesman £3.50 The Scottish Farmer £2.40 TESS £1.95 S4W-17057
Official Report Meeting date: 28 June 2011

Justice Committee 28 June 2011

We are not seeking to roll back in any shape or form from what we have, but we are more than happy to accept that although we have made considerable progress—credit for that goes to the previous Lord Advocate in her role as Lord Advocate and as Solicitor General for Scotland—there is considerable distance still to be travelled.
Official Report Meeting date: 14 May 2013

Education and Culture Committee 14 May 2013

For instance, a health visitor might do an initial assessment, and the people at social work might decide that they then need to do their own assessment.
Questions and Answers Date answered: 12 March 2009

S3W-21547

To ask the Scottish Parliamentary Corporate Body whether it provides toilets designed to the Changing Places standard and accessible to visitors in the Holyrood complex. The SPCB provides a Changing Places facility which is accessible to all passholders and visitors in the Holyrood complex.
Questions and Answers Date answered: 3 November 2008

S3W-16878

As with all areas of Scotland, Fife is marketed by VisitScotland according to what it has to offer its visitors, and what these visitors are looking for on their visit.
Official Report Meeting date: 18 March 2015

Economy, Energy and Tourism Committee 18 March 2015

If people visit business.scotland.gov.uk, they should get access to all the information that is available across multiple sites—including the UK site, incidentally, because we link into gov.uk.
Official Report Meeting date: 13 March 2024

Economy and Fair Work Committee 13 March 2024

My last question relates to our schools and hospitals, where there is a distinct lack of ability to prepare food on site. How much does that impact on what you deliver, in terms of orders for pre-prepared food as opposed to food that could be prepared on site?
Official Report Meeting date: 17 January 2023

Health, Social Care and Sport Committee 17 January 2023

I have often been asked about a number of cottage hospitals from which, unfortunately, we had to take staff during the height of the pandemic to send them to large acute sites, and whether there is merit in bringing them back on stream to help us with the social care challenges that we face.
Official Report Meeting date: 17 September 2013

Meeting of the Parliament 17 September 2013

Even in these straitened economic times, there can be no excuse for ignoring the demands of the disabled community for funding to be found to overcome some of the constraints on them in pursuing candidacy at elections.I have heard fears expressed that much of the support available is more about patronising people than offering genuine support.

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