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Promote and encourage applications from BSL users in the D/deaf and Deafblind communities for our Academic Engagement programmes. Improve BSL visitor experience, including access to events 15.
Interministerial Group for Net Zero, Energy and Climate Change
The Interministerial Group for Net Zero, Energy and Climate Change met on 26 January 2026. Discussions focused on the UK Government's Warm Homes Plan and proposals for a Warm Homes Agency, including progress on its development and potential participation by the devolved governments.
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The Delegated Powers and Law Reform Committee published its report on the Bill on 26 June 2025. It did not express any concern about any of the powers conferred on the Scottish Ministers under this Bill.
That should give us all cause for concern".Official Report , 20 March 2025, Col 26
Professor Cardwell provided an indication of additional budgetary-related issues facing universities in supporting students who wished to pursue opportunities to study in the EU.
Commentary and suggestions for improvements
A 2022 report by Westminster’s All-Party Parliamentary Group on Music made a range of recommendations to the UK Government including: improving arrangements for music workers touring both within the TCA and through bilateral agreements with individual EU countries; agreeing a “Cultural Touring Agreement” with the EU and potentially other European states to support the liberalisation of cultural touring; and developing institutions to support UK music exports including a Music Export Office and increasing funding for music exports.APPG-on-Music_Let-the-Music-Move_A-New-Deal-For-Touring
At the Scottish level the Committee received a submission from the Musicians Union (as part of its consideration of the 2025-26...
NatCen also noted there were some differences between age groups, with older age groups (75+) more likely to express caution in their attitudes to assisted dying and middle-aged people (45-64) most likely to be supportive.
In particular, the Board members sought and received a shareholder authorisation from Ministers, as CMAL's sole shareholder, to proceed with the award; and an express and unconditional financial undertaking and reassurance that "[F]unds will be provided as they are required in order for CMAL to meet its debts as they fall due and maintain the company as a g...
Accordingly, if the abuse occurred prior to 26 September 1964, any legal obligations arising from the abuse will usually (although not always) have been extinguished.
The Scottish Crime & Justice Survey 2017-18, published in 2019 by the Scottish Government, provides some analysis of the level of abuse experienced by adults employed in public facing roles (p 108-109).3Scottish Government. (2019, March 26). Scottish Crime & Justice Survey 2017-18: Main Findings.