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Date answered:
25 September 2019
S5W-25017
PROJECT LOCATION DESCRIPTION FUNDING AWARDED JOHNSTON SCHOOL KIRKCUDBRIGHT refurbishing and developing the building to include a darks skies visitor centre and planetarium as well as community, child care and business space £300,000 HAWICK CONSERVATION AREA REGENERATION HAWICK conserving and enhancing key properties to act as a catalyst for the wider regeneration of Hawick town centre £60,000 COMMUNITY TOURISM DEVELOPMENT PILOT ACROSS THE SOUTH OF SCOTLAND helping community leaders across the south of Scotland to develop capacity and confidence to drive tourism projects in their areas that will generate income for local people £30,000 SOCIAL ENTERPRISE PROGRAMME ACROSS THE SOUTH OF SCOTLAND building the capacity of communities in the south of Scotland to be more enterprising and encouraging and supporting social enterprise formation £69,804 STRENGTHENING COMMUNITIES PROGRAMME PEEBLES, NEWLANDS, TWEEDSMUIR, STRANRAER, ESKADALE, KIRKCUDBRIGHT AND KIRKCONNEL& KELLOHOLM building capacity within communities by supporting the recruitment of project officers to help develop sustainable economic projects £228,000 ANNAN REGENERATION ANNAN supporting the cost of a team to drive forward the Annan Action Plan to mitigate the impact of job losses in the town following the closure of Pinney's £250,000 SKILLS & LEARNING NETWORK ACROSS THE SOUTH OF SCOTLAND creating a digital and physical network across the south of Scotland, providing better access to training for a wider network of students £6,680,747 CENTRE OF EXCELLENCEIN TEXTILES HAWICK addressing a business critical issue in textiles sector by establishing a centre to deliver training that will deliver key skills required to support industry growth £610,000 RURAL SKILLS& ENTREPRE-NEURSHIP PROJECT ACROSS THE SOUTH OF SCOTLAND addressing gaps in the accessibility and availability of rural training across the south of Scotland, including two mobile learning centres and online learning materials to support the deilvery of rural skills, tailored for the South £156,600 RE-TWEED EYEMOUTH piloting a business incubator to help a minimum of 10 women start and grow their business £19,200 COMMUNITY ENTERPRISE SUPPORT DUMFRIES, STRANRAER, ANNAN/LANGHOLM, UPPER NITHSDALE, HAWICK, EYEMOUTH & EAST BERWICKSHIRE, GALASHIELS, JEDBURGH piloting a place-based approach to community enterprise support in towns / localities that best fit the current regeneration priorities and local areas of need within the south of Scotland, including supporting financially sustainable projects and recruiting 8 Community Enterprise Managers £510,000 CRAWICK MULTIVERSE CRAWICK, NR SANQUHAR developing and marketing multi-functional visitor facilities to make Crawick more accessible and provide the opportunity to host events all year round £67,000 GROWING RURAL TALENT ACROSS THE SOUTH OF SCOTLAND Innovative project co-developed by Skills Development Scotland, Scottish Funding Council, colleges, schools, local authorities and the National Farmers Union of Scotland to give young people the skills and experience to support their introduction to the agricultural industry and support their careers in farming £289,000 BUILDING A BETTER GALASHIELS GALASHIELS delivering a number of high impact town centre improvement and marketing projects in Galashiels £72,500 PHILIPHAUGH SELKIRK extending the estate's collaboration with local business and developing new attractions, including a cafe, play park, salmon viewing centre and golden eagle visitor centre to encourage more visitors to the area
SPICe briefings
Date published:
12 May 2026
Key Issues for Session 7 - How is infrastructure funded?
This would mark a new approach to capital borrowing following strong credit ratings. While bond issuance does not increase overall borrowing limits, it offers greater flexibility than National Loan Fund (NLF) borrowing, including repayment structures that defer repayment of the principal amount until the end of the loan period.
SPICe briefings
Date published:
18 July 2025
Housing (Scotland) Bill: Consideration prior to Stage 3 - Taxes and local government finance
The Minister agreed, arguing that local authorities should have greater flexibility in relation to the council tax that applies to unoccupied dwellings in their areas. This would mean that in future regulations could allow councils to increase council tax for unoccupied dwellings by more than 100% (which is the current limit).
SPICe briefings
Date published:
13 July 2021
Scottish Child Payment - Impact in 2023-24
Over this period, a number of factors will change with both positive and negative effects on child poverty. For example, the Universal Credit uplift is expected to be removed in September 2021 which would be expected to result in an increase in child poverty, all other things being equal.
SPICe briefings
Date published:
31 August 2017
Social Security (Scotland) Bill - Bill provisions on discretionary housing payments
A person must be in receipt of housing benefit or universal credit, which includes a housing element for rent, to be entitled to receive a DHP.
SPICe briefings
Date published:
31 August 2017
Social Security (Scotland) Bill - Further determinations during a period of entitlement
There are a number of situations where a person already receiving assistance may want to request a further determination, but not be able to put in a further application (as their award continues for a future period - s.20(3)). For example:
there may have been a change of circumstances
a new interpretation of the entitlement conditions that may increase an...
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
10 May 2022
S6W-07990
Following the December 2020 cyber-attack on SEPA, it is not possible for SEPA to provide the dates at which sites moved from operational to closure status but in the last five years no PPC landfill sites have entered ‘Definite Closure’ meaning these sites could theoretically become operational again in the future.
Last updated:
16 November 2020
SPCB2020Paper_058
If any changes are to be made, the policy will be brought back to a future meeting of the SPCB for approval.
Last updated:
11 June 2025
University of Edinburgh Senate to Convener 10 June 2025
Sir Peter referred to a Sharepoint site on University finances and noted that no suggestions had been received.
Last updated:
28 November 2023
Perinatal mental health
The response identifies that the Scottish Government will work with the Managed Clinical Network to explore the possibility of identifying pathfinder sites to role model good practice to other Boards.
