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3 October 2025
Health Inequalities CPG FINAL Minutes 4 June 2025
Key highlights: • Street Soccer Scotland runs 60+ weekly sessions across the country, offering free football, personal development, and education. • Their programmes support people facing homelessness, addiction, mental health challenges, long-term unemployment, and reintegration after prison. • The model is 30% football, 70% engagement, focusing on building confidence, community, and connection. • 70% of staff have lived experience, making the support deeply empathetic and relatable.
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12 June 2025
Health Inequalities CPG DRAFT Minutes 4 June 2025
Key highlights: • Street Soccer Scotland runs 60+ weekly sessions across the country, offering free football, personal development, and education. • Their programmes support people facing homelessness, addiction, mental health challenges, long-term unemployment, and reintegration after prison. • The model is 30% football, 70% engagement, focusing on building confidence, community, and connection. • 70% of staff have lived experience, making the support deeply empathetic and relatable.
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13 December 2024
CPG on Sport minutes 20524
Cross-Party Group on Sport nd 2 May 2024, 1pm-2pm Minute Present MSPs Liz Smith MSP Jeremy Balfour MSP Brian Whittle MSP Non-MSP Group Members Andrew Raitt, Tennis Scotland Brian Whittle MSP Colin Harley, Scottish Futsal Craig Robertson, Paradarts Scotland David Mcgonigle, Councillor, Renfreshire and Inverclyde Fearghas Thomson, Chest, Stroke & Stroke Scotland Forbes Dunlop, sportscotland Fraser Calderwood, Leisure and Culture Dundee Gavin McWhinnie, Office of Liz Smith MSP Gregor Muir, SSA Heidi Vistisen, LEAP Sports Scotland Jane Harvey, Scottish Powerchair Football...
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28 November 2024
20240502 CPG on Sport Minutes DRAFT
Jeremy Balfour MSP and Brian Whittle MSP in attendance Attendance Fraser Calderwood, Leisure and Culture Andrew Raitt, Tennis Scotland Dundee Brian Whittle MSP Gavin McWhinnie, Office of Liz Smith MSP Colin Harley, Scottish Futsal Gregor Muir, SSA Craig Robertson, Paradarts Scotland Heidi Vistisen, LEAP Sports Scotland David Mcgonigle, Councillor, Renfreshire Jane Harvey, Scottish Powerchair and Inverclyde Football...
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20 October 2025
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Consideration of continued petition: The Committee will consider the following continued petition— PE1593 by Paul Quigley on behalf of Fans Against Criminalisation on A full review of the Offensive Behaviour at Football and Threatening Communications (Scotland) Act 2012.
Committee reports
Date published:
18 March 2021
Police Scotland’s use of remote piloted aircraft systems and body worn video cameras - Police Scotland data protection impact assessment
It indicates that drones are to be used for “large scale disorder outside football stadium involving 100s of people.
Committees
Date published:
26 April 2017
Child Protection in Sport - PVG Backlog figures for the SYFA
PVG Backlog figures for the SYFA
The BBC reported on 13 December 2,500 coaches working in youth football had not been PVG checked based on figures supplied by the BBC.iBBC Scotland No checks on 2,500 youth football coaches
The outstanding number of officials requiring PVG checks on 7 February 2017 was 949.iiHealth ...
Official Report
Meeting date:
16 November 2021
Health, Social Care and Sport Committee 16 November 2021
During the past period we have adapted quickly, and digital services are among the things in which we have invested. Cognitive behavioural therapy has been provided, which has worked well for many folk.
Official Report
Meeting date:
7 March 2024
Meeting of the Parliament 07 March 2024
What could we change in our own behaviour, or call out in the behaviour of others, to ensure that all spaces are inclusive?
Official Report
Meeting date:
10 March 2021
Meeting of the Parliament (Hybrid)10 March 2021
If behaviour was, by a reasonable person’s definition, threatening or abusive, and it was intended to stir up hatred, it may not be prosecutable because it would also—in most cases, I suspect—be perceived to be offensive.
