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*S5M-04811 Bruce Crawford: New Hotel is a Boost for Tourism in Stirling That the — Parliament welcomes the news that Travelodge is to build a new hotel in Stirling later in 2017; understands that the new hotel will create 15 new posts for local people and accompanies many other projects across the city, which have been launched as a result of the City Deal, and considers that Stirling is of great value to Scotland s tourism industry, particularly in this Year of ’ History, Heritage and Archaeology, and that this new hotel will provide further accommodation opportunities for people seeking to discover all the brilliant attractions that Stirling has to offer.
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28 November 2024
WestLothianCouncilHousing EmergencyActionPlan
These actions will be further supported with an updated Homeless Strategy in 2025/26 that will build on the success of the previous RRTP and support the council to continue working towards long-term changes in service provision whilst aligning with the new prevention duties.
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18 December 2023
Scotlands colleges 2023 SFC submission to PAC 12 Dec 2023
This report is based on colleges’ annual accounts for Academic Year (AY) 2020- 21 and AY2021-22, and the latest forecasts for the period from AY2022-23 to AY2025-26 from the most recent Financial Forecast Returns (FFRs).
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11 June 2024
Marshalled List of Amendments for Stage 2 UK Withdrawal from the European Union (Legal Continuity) (Scotland) Bill
UK Withdrawal from the European Union (Legal Continuity) (Scotland) Bill Marshalled List of Amendments for Stage 2 The Bill will be considered in the following order— Sections 1 to 33 Schedule 1 Section 34 Schedule 2 Section 35 Schedule 3 Sections 36 to 38 Long Title Amendments marked * are new (including manuscript amendments) or have been altered.
Committee reports
Date published:
17 March 2022
Stage 1 report on the Good Food Nation (Scotland) Bill - Section 1 – requirement on the Scottish Ministers to produce a good food nation plan
show_all_questions=0&sort=submitted&order=ascending&_q__text=&uuId=733416347 The Trussell Trust stated that a statutory body was its “strong recommendation” from its experience of the role of the Poverty and Inequality Commission in achieving the aims of the Child Poverty (Scotland) Act 2017.xiRural Affairs, Islands and Natural Environment Committee, Official Report, 26 January 2022, col. 23
Over half of the respondents to the call for views argued the implementation of the bill should be overseen by a public body, although views differed over whether a new body should be established and different options were suggested to the Committee.
Official Report
Meeting date:
16 March 2021
Meeting of the Parliament (Hybrid) 16 March 2021
Between 5 April, when garden centres will reopen, and 26 April, the stay-local rule will apply, including to people visiting garden centres.
Committee reports
Date published:
3 December 2025
Subordinate legislation considered by the Rural Affairs and Islands Committee on 26 November 2025
The Committee took evidence on the instrument from the Minister for Agriculture and Connectivity and Scottish Government officials at its meeting on 26 November 2025.
The Minister gave opening remarks, setting out the primary objectives of the draft regulations.
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12 November 2025
Daily list 12 November
Natural Environment (Scotland) Bill — Stage 2 Section 1 Sarah Boyack 103 In section 1, page 1, line 14, leave out from to the end of line 18 and insert Evelyn Tweed 104 In section 1, page 1, line 24, leave out and insert Mercedes Villalba 105 In section 1, page 1, line 24, leave out and insert Mercedes Villalba 106 In section 1, page 2, line 3, at end insert— Sarah Boyack 107 In section 1, page 2, line 7, after insert— Sarah Boyack 108 In section 1, page 2, line 9, at end insert— Sarah Boyack 109 In section 1, page 2, line 13, leave out and insert Rhoda Grant 110 In section 1, page 2, line 14, leave out and insert Sarah Boyack 111 In section 1, page 2, line 26...
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22 July 2024
Payscale Final 2024 and 2025
Salary Salary Salary 2023/24 (current) 2024/25 (year 1) 2025/26 (year 2) Grade Grade Grade point point point 2 1 £28,860 2 1 £30,360 2 1 £31,514 2 2 £31,318 2 2 £32,818 2 2 £34,066 3 3 £32,884 3 3 £34,459 3 3 £35,769 3 4 £36,241 3 4 £37,816 3 4 £39,200 3 5 £40,000 3 5 £41,680 3 5 £43,264 4 6 £42,000 4 6 £43,764 4 6 £45,428 4 7 £46,091 4 7 £48,027 4 7 £49,853 4 8 £50,079 4 8 £52,183 4 8 £54,166 5 9 £52,583 5 9 £54,792 5 9 £56,875 5 10 £56,104 5 10 £58,461 5 10 £60,683 5 11 £59,625 5 11 £62,130 5 11 £64,491 5 12 £63,147 5 12 £65,800 5 12 £68,301 6 13 £66,305 6 13 £69,090 6 13 £71,716 6 14 £69,646 6 14 £72,572 6 14 £75,330 6 15 £72,987 6 15 £76,053 6 15 £78,944 6 16 £76,328 6 16 £79,534 6 16 £82,557 6 17 £79,672 6 17 £83,019 6 17 £86,174 7 18 £86,070 7 18 £89,685 7 18 £93,094 7 19 £91,605 7 19 £95,453 7 19 £99,081 7 20 £97,140 7 20 £101,220 7 20 £105,067 7 21 £102,675 7 21 £106,988 7 21 £111,054 7 22 £108,212 7 22 £112,757 7 22 £117,042 Director 23 £113,952 Director 23 £118,738 Director 23 £123,251 Director 24 £116,868 Director 24 £121,777 Director 24 £126,405 Director 25 £119,784 Director 25 £124,815 Director 25 £129,558 Director 26 £122,700 Director 26 £127,854 Director 26 £132,713 Director 27 £125,617 Director 27 £130,893 Director 27 £135,867 DCE 28 £131,898 DCE 28 £137,438 DCE 28 £142,661 DCE 29 £135,061 DCE 29 £140,734 DCE 29 £146,082 DCE 30 £138,224 DCE 30 £144,030 DCE 30 £149,504 DCE 31 £141,387 DCE 31 £147,326 DCE 31 £152,925 DCE 32 £144,550 DCE 32 £150,622 DCE 32 £156,346 CE 33 £160,943 CE 33 £167,703 CE 33 £174,076 CE 34 £164,962 CE 34 £171,891 CE 34 £178,423 CE 35 £168,981 CE 35 £176,079 CE 35 £182,771 CE 36 £173,000 CE 36 £180,266 CE 36 £187,117 CE 37 £177,021 CE 37 £184,456 CE 37 £191,466 1st year legal Trainee 38 £31,714 1st year legal Trainee 38 £33,046 1st year legal Trainee 38 £34,302 2nd year legal Trainee 39 £33,587 2nd year legal Trainee 39 £34,998 2nd year legal Trainee 39 £36,328 Assistant Solicitor 40 £47,120 Assistant Solicitor 40 £49,100 Assistant Solicitor 40 £50,966 Assistant Solicitor 41 £53,527 Assistant Solicitor 41 £55,776 Assistant Solicitor 41 £57,896 Assistant Solicitor 42 £59,934 Assistant Solicitor 42 £62,452 Assistant Solicitor 42 £64,826 Solicitor 43 £62,931 Solicitor 43 £65,575 Solicitor 43 £68,067 Solicitor 44 £65,063 Solicitor 44 £67,796 Solicitor 44 £70,373 Solicitor 45 £67,195 Solicitor 45 £70,018 Solicitor 45 £72,679 Solicitor 46 £69,328 Solicitor 46 £72,240 Solicitor 46 £74,986 Senior Solicitor 47 £72,795 Senior Solicitor 47 £75,853 Senior Solicitor 47 £78,736 Senior Solicitor 48 £74,020 Senior Solicitor 48 £77,129 Senior Solicitor 48 £80,060 Senior Solicitor 49 £75,245 Senior Solicitor 49 £78,406 Senior Solicitor 49 £81,386 Senior Solicitor 50 £76,470 Senior Solicitor 50 £79,682 Senior Solicitor 50 £82,710 Senior Solicitor 51 £77,695 Senior Solicitor 51 £80,959 Senior Solicitor 51 £84,036 Solicitor Team Leader 52 £81,580 Solicitor Team Leader 52 £85,007 Solicitor Team Leader 52 £88,238 Solicitor Team Leader 53 £83,298 Solicitor Team Leader 53 £86,797 Solicitor Team Leader 53 £90,096 Solicitor Team Leader 54 £85,016 Solicitor Team Leader 54 £88,587 Solicitor Team Leader 54 £91,954 Solicitor Team Leader 55 £86,734 Solicitor Team Leader 55 £90,377 Solicitor Team Leader 55 £93,812 Solicitor Team Leader 56 £88,452 Solicitor Team Leader 56 £92,167 Solicitor Team Leader 56 £95,670
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Official Report
Meeting date:
13 November 2025
Meeting of the Parliament 13 November 2025
The 2025-26 Scottish budget saw significant investment in our schools and local authorities to support our children and young people.
