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Date answered:
21 January 2026
S6W-42927
The cost of harbour dues CalMac Ferries paid in 2024-25 paid to CMAL was £16,589,235, other harbour authorities was £11,702,717, and Local Authorities was £12,822,773Details relating to each harbour is detailed in the following table:Harbour£Harbour£Armadale529,669Campbeltown868Brodick2,064,945Craignure1,886,150Castlebay343,320Dunoon740,498Claonaig160,033Fionnphort315,140Colintraive681,109Gigha198,939Coll480,858Iona323,910Colonsay214,672Kilcreggan57,904Cumbrae Slip1,299,130Lismore74,205Fishnish339,205Port Askaig845,193Gallanach17,709Rothesay2,787,920Gourock347,651Tayinloan199,034Kennacraig1,193,888Aird Mhor (Barra)117,659Kerrera47,153Berneray194,694Kilchoan61,278Eriskay108,539Largs1,273,275Leverburgh148,710Lochaline Slip354,795Lochmaddy968,604Lochboisdale208,314Eigg102,662Lochranza160,707Muck112,611Oban2,419,536Raasay348,180Port Ellen600,955Rum123,770Portavadie129,233Sconser348,180Rhubodach663,733Uig2,819,401Tarbert1,909Troon3,428,891Tarbert Harris392,750Mallaig896,986Tiree257,756Canna298,649Tobermory106,908Stornoway3,261,314Wemyss Bay2,238,745Tarbert (Loch Fyne)153,920Ardrossan1,051,428Ullapool2,611,529 S6W...
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Date answered:
20 January 2026
S6W-42819
It is estimated that the expansion would require recurring annual revenue funding of £79.7 million, one off revenue funding of £12.2 million, and capital funding of at least £135 million. S6W-42819
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Date answered:
20 January 2026
S6W-42836
A Business and Regulatory Impact Assessment is underway and will be published before the end of the Parliamentary session. S6W-42836
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Date answered:
20 January 2026
S6W-42835
A Business and Regulatory Impact Assessment is underway and will be published before the end of the Parliamentary session. S6W-42835
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Date answered:
15 January 2026
S6W-42818
This means 84% of pupils in primary schools in Scotland are now eligible to receive a free meal.It is estimated that an additional 67,910 pupils would be eligible for free school meals if universal provision was extended to primary 6 and 7 pupils. S6W-42818
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Date answered:
15 January 2026
S6W-42725
Scotland’s colleges will see a combined increase of £70m in resource and capital funding, equivalent to a 10% uplift on last year’s budget. S6W-42725
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Date answered:
15 January 2026
S6W-42824
The Scottish Government is continuing discussions internally and with NHS perinatal mental health professionals around how counselling and other psychological services (including those provided by third sector organisations) could be expanded and improved to provide appropriate support for those impacted, where they don’t require more specialised NHS support.There are no plans at this time to publish the map of services which will be used to inform policy. S6W...
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Date answered:
15 January 2026
S6W-42813
Any price updates are imported directly from the UK Dictionary of Medicines and Devices price files by Public Health Scotland, who supply this monthly to PSD to support accurate reimbursement. S6W-42813
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Date answered:
12 January 2026
S6W-42709
The Scottish Government supports this via the nationally agreed priorities and principles set out in the document “National Planning Priorities and Principles for Surge and Winter Preparedness in Health and Social Care” which was published on 13 November 2025. S6W-42709
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Date answered:
8 January 2026
S6W-42526
Public Health Scotland publishes Official Statistics on Delayed Discharge in NHS Scotland monthly.https://www.publichealthscotland.scot/publications/delayed-discharges-in-nhsscotland-monthly/delayed-discharges-in-nhs-scotland-monthly-figures-for-october-2025The number of Inverclyde residents delayed in hospital at each monthly census point up to October 2025 can be found in the summary tables of this publication. S6W...
