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20 January 2026
S6W-42931
This supports improving physical and mental health, creates healthy and sustainable places by working in and with communities and supports our response to climate change.Furthermore, we continue to engage with organisations such as Trellis, who provide therapeutic horticulture to improve physical and mental health, while offering a range of additional services including peer support, healthy living activities, community development, and independent advocacy. S6W...
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20 January 2026
S6W-42896
Figures are rounded to the nearest 5, apart from 1,2 and 3, which are shown as '<4'. S6W-42896
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20 January 2026
S6W-42847
Some examples of projects funded through the Edinburgh Process strand are outlined in an interim evaluation of the NRF available here: https://www.gov.scot/publications/interim-evaluation-nature-restoration-fund/documents/ S6W-42847
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14 January 2026
S6W-42606
£65,2220 will be used to plan a safer route from Glespin to Douglas. S6W-42606
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13 January 2026
S6W-42976
This will be done alongside ongoing work by the SFC to undertake closer monitoring of governance at colleges and universities, and consider enhancements to its current processes, including in relation to Fair Work, through its Outcomes Framework and Assurance Model. S6W-42976
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8 January 2026
S6W-42610
This contains mode and user specific targets focussed on our priority areas.In the 2025-26 financial year, the Scottish Government has invested a record £48m in road safety, alongside significant investment in sustainable and active travel programmes to promote safety.A dedicated stakeholder group has also been established to monitor risks, identify emerging trends, and develop targeted measures for vulnerable road users. S6W...
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7 January 2026
S6W-42695
The evidence showed that outcomes for very low birth weight babies (VLBW) are better when they are delivered and treated in NICUs with full support services, experienced staff, and a critical mass of activity.In November 2023, I asked the Deputy Chief Medical Officer, Marion Bain, to review the evidence, the options appraisal report and the post COVID review.Marion Bain confirmed the process was robust and took account of the available evidence, relevant clinical advice and confirmed that her investigations produced no concerns about the process, or the validity of the conclusions reached.She also noted that it involved clinical experts from both within Scotland and beyond, and that the process was informed by and considered existing guidance from well-respected clinical organisations. S6W...
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5 January 2026
S6W-42450
In Stirling, four primary schools (Braehead, St Margaret’s, St Ninian’s, East Plean) were built, while six primary schools (Aberfoyle, Strathyre, Riverside, Strathblane, Borestone, Cowie) and one secondary school (Bannockburn High) were refurbished.In addition, one special school in Striling was built or refurbished in 2007-08 (Castelview), and another one (Student Support) was refurbished in 2010-11.For context, in 2024 there were 23 schools in Clackmannanshire and 46 schools in Stirling.Across all years, only schools where the total cost of the works (build or refurbishment) was £500,000 or more for primary schools or £1 million or more for secondary and special schools are included. S6W...
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23 December 2025
S6W-42647
Additionally, Health Boards have been allocated additional funding for the community glaucoma service and the EPR. S6W-42647
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22 December 2025
S6W-42442
Surveys have been conducted in 2015, 2018, and most recently in 2024, from which we are still taking learning.The number of children and young people diagnosed with cancer in Scotland is small compared to other cancers.To protect confidentiality, cancer groups with fewer than 50 responses cannot be analysed, as this helps minimise the risk of individuals being identifiable within the dataset.Understanding the unique support needs of children and young people with cancer is a priority for both the Scottish Government and the Managed Clinical Network for Children and Young People with Cancer (MCN CYPC), who are responsible for the implementation of the Collaborative and Compassionate Cancer Care: cancer strategy for children and young people 2021–2026.The MCN CYPC have a number of support programmes including the National Youth Advisory Forum and Buddy Support Network, which enable young people to share experiences, identify gaps, and help improve service quality through feedback. S6W...
