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Date answered:
10 July 2025
S6W-39056
This work is part of normal duties within the Agricultural Reform Programme and any costs will be met within existing budgets.The initial Rural Support Plan is intended to be drafted through the remainder of 2025 and laid in Winter 2025, to reflect the Route Map, the on-going work of the Agricultural Reform Programme and published ahead of the first plan period of 2026-2030. S6W-39056
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Date answered:
3 July 2025
S6W-39029
£6.6 million has been provided in 2025-26 and will support NHS Boards to develop sustainable plans. S6W-39029
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Date answered:
3 July 2025
S6W-38850
Scottish Enterprise results will be published in the Autumn. S6W-38850
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Date answered:
3 July 2025
S6W-38740
The provision of this annual return data is a condition of licence and a key part of NatureScot’s compliance monitoring process.For compliance monitoring for 2025, NatureScot will carry out site visits where intelligence suggests it would help understand any compliance issues. S6W-38740
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Date answered:
26 June 2025
S6W-38660
The following table provides a breakdown of funding allocated to the demand-led Rural and Islands Housing Fund (RIHF), and expenditure, by financial year, between April 2016 and end March 2025.A total of £14.358 million has been spent through the Rural Housing Fund, and £15.876 million through the Islands Housing Fund.Financial YearRural and Islands Housing Fund Budget(£ millions)Total Expenditure(£ millions)Rural Housing Fund Expenditure(£ millions)Islands Housing Fund Expenditure(£ millions)2016-20176.0000.1340.1070.0272017-20186.0001.0610.9550.1062018-20195.0001.6501.4310.2192019-20204.5002.8232.1410.6822020-20215.0004.9163.0621.8542021-20226.0004.7932.3922.4012022-20236.2504.0831.4582.6252023-20247.2006.6792.4124.2682024-20254.5004.0940.4003.694Total(£ millions)50.45030.23314.35815.876Individual lines in the table may not add up to the totals due to rounding to £0.000 million.Whilst the demand-led RIHF offers some targeted funding to support rural and island housing delivery, the Affordable Housing Supply Programme (AHSP) comprises a range of funding mechanisms to enable homes for social rent, mid-market rent, and low-cost home ownership across Scotland, supporting priorities set out in local authorities’ Local Housing Strategies and Strategic Housing Investment Plans.Between 2016-2017 and 2023-2024, the AHSP, including the Rural and Islands Housing Fund, has supported the delivery of over 12,000 affordable homes in rural and island communities. S6W...
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Date answered:
26 June 2025
S6W-38706
If it is not possible to resolve objections a Public Local Inquiry may be required to consider objections received and not withdrawn.The Scottish Government is duty bound to properly follow the correct statutory procedures which rightly include the opportunity for local communities to input and have any objections resolved appropriately.As with all infrastructure projects, delivery of the scheme can only commence if approved under the relevant statutory authorisation procedures and thereafter a timetable for procurement and construction phases can be set.The link to the website can be found here: https://www.transport.gov.scot/publication/design-manual-for-roads-and-bridges-dmrb-stage-two-route-options-assessment-report-a83-access-to-argyll-and-bute/. S6W...
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Date answered:
26 June 2025
S6W-38705
The link to the website can be found here: https://www.transport.gov.scot/publication/design-manual-for-roads-and-bridges-dmrb-stage-two-route-options-assessment-report-a83-access-to-argyll-and-bute/. S6W-38705
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Date answered:
26 June 2025
S6W-38672
Homeowners and residents are kept informed throughout this process, and every effort is being made to expedite the safe remediation of affected properties. S6W-38672
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Date answered:
25 June 2025
S6W-38001
On re-joining the EU, we would work with business to provide the right practical help as new arrangements come into force. S6W-38001
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Date answered:
23 June 2025
S6W-38493
The Scottish Government’s Fair Work First Guidance already explains the Scottish Government approach, provides good practice examples to guide employers’ approaches and, importantly, explains the benefits of fair work for workers and organisations.This guidance has been developed through engagement with key stakeholders, including trade unions and the STUC, the Fair Work Convention, Flexibility Works, CIPD Scotland, and business, public and third sector partners.In addition organisations applying for funding from Creative Scotland are already referred to a range of existing best practice as part of Creative Scotland application guidance and are expected to demonstrate how they will meet fair pay requirements.The current evaluation of Fair Work First by the Scottish Government is providing an opportunity to look closely at how effectively Fair Work First is delivering our policy intent, and to consider what more we can do to shape the future direction of the policy and strengthen our approach.This includes an examination of appropriate resources and guidance to deliver the intended outcomes together with how Fair Work First conditions could be extended to other forms of support, and to different types of workers, ensuring all have the opportunity to participate in fair and respectful work environments. S6W...
