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23 January 2026
S6W-43024
This is higher than the 310,000 people receiving Personal Independence Payment in Scotland in March 2022.In Social Security Scotland’s 2024-25 disability payments client survey, 87% of Adult Disability Payment applicants who received help to complete their applications agreed ‘it was easy to get this support’ -demonstrating the commitment to delivering a service based on dignity, fairness and respect. S6W...
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21 January 2026
S6W-42913
Phase 7 of the Programme, running from April 2026 to March 2029, will receive up to £26 million of funding, which is an increase of £6 million from Phase 6. S6W-42913
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Date answered:
21 January 2026
S6W-42888
An interim revaluation report based on the 2026 draft rateable values has been published on the Scottish Government website at Non-domestic rates revaluation 2026: draft valuation roll statistics - gov.scot.The draft Budget ensures the estimated revenues raised from non-domestic rates in 2026-27 will be 6% lower in real terms measured by CPI than pre-COVID, despite the number of properties on the valuation roll increasing in that time, and introduces the lowest Basic Property Rate for 2026-27 since 2018-19. S6W...
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20 January 2026
S6W-42887
While performance remains below where I want it to be, I remain committed to supporting Boards to deliver safe, timely care.We are also working with local government colleagues to ensure social care capacity and funding is maximised to allow people to receive the right care in the right place. S6W-42887
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13 January 2026
S6W-42747
This includes targeted funding of £427,500 in the current year for project delivery which responds to local need around key topics such as housing, skills and childcare in areas affected by population decline.These actions all deliver on Scotland’s Population Strategy and its commitment to balanced growth, ensuring that population change strengthens communities, maintains cohesion and supports long-term resilience.We are also providing an additional £300,000 this year to support grassroots projects that are uniting people from different backgrounds, cultures and faiths, in addition to £7.9 million already allocated to third sector organisations to support anti-racism work, interfaith dialogue, hate crime prevention and asylum and refugee integration projects. S6W...
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5 January 2026
S6W-42547
Details of the possible signs of breast cancer can be found on NHS Inform. S6W-42547
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29 December 2025
S6W-42517
In view of the persistent trend of male suicide, the Scottish Government is determined to address and continue to test new, and creative, ways to reach and support men. S6W-42517
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22 December 2025
S6W-42426
This includes protecting pupils at risk of allergy from potential harm, therefore we have no plans to introduce further legislation relating to this matter. S6W-42426
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Date answered:
22 December 2025
S6W-41992
We will seek to establish a national programme to oversee this work. S6W-41992
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Date answered:
17 December 2025
S6W-42316
The Scottish Government plans to resume the publication of Local Authority estimates from the SHCS in 2026, combining data from the 2022, 2023 and 2024 surveys.The most up to date national figures can be found in the annual publication found at Scottish House Condition Survey: 2023 Key Findings - gov.scot (34% fuel poverty in 2023) and the most recent price cap scenario modelling found at: Introduction - Fuel Poverty Scenario Modelling based on Ofgem Energy Price Caps - up to January to March 2026 - gov.scot (33% fuel poverty in January to March 2026). S6W...
