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Questions and Answers
Date answered:
17 June 2022
S6W-08904
To date our commitment to provide long-term investment of over £500 million on bus priority infrastructure has taken the form of the Bus Partnership Fund (BPF) and the Bus Priority Rapid Deployment Fund (BPRDF). Both funds aim to support local authorities – in partnership with bus operators – to tackle the negative impacts of congestion on bus services.
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
7 June 2022
S6W-08318
As the ScotWind registration and application process had already opened, CES informed Scottish Ministers that it intended to pause the process in order to conduct a rapid review. The Scottish Government provided advice on process and implications for broader offshore wind policies in Scotland.
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
8 March 2022
S6W-06769
The cancer pathology dashboard hosted on the COVID-19 wider impacts tool is Public Health Scotland’s rapid assessment of how many cancer diagnoses have been made compared to 2019 https://scotland.shinyapps.io/phs-covid-wider-impact/ .
Official Report
Meeting date:
27 February 2025
Meeting of the Parliament 27 February 2025
Those matters are of huge significance to our constituents, because although it sounds abstract and is very technical, in practice we are talking about how we fund our schools, social care services, bin collections, libraries, roads and pavements, leisure centres, libraries and so much more.
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
7 February 2022
S6W-05977
As well as Distance Aware products being available in ASDA stores and online from a number of charities, we have also ensured badges and lanyards are available in all community and mobile libraries across Scotland. We will monitor and evaluate awareness, uptake and impact of the initiative over the coming weeks.
Official Report
Meeting date:
16 January 2025
Constitution, Europe, External Affairs and Culture Committee 16 January 2025
In the High Street, there is the multimillion pound investment in the museum at the top end, a new library in the middle and the renovated Paisley town hall bookending it.
Official Report
Meeting date:
22 September 2022
Constitution, Europe, External Affairs and Culture Committee 22 September 2022
Without that flexibility, they do not necessarily have the freedom to deliver what they would like to deliver—for example, to use a library space in a slightly different way and move away from a traditional library model.
Official Report
Meeting date:
26 September 2019
Culture, Tourism, Europe and External Affairs Committee 26 September 2019
I think that libraries are the living room of the modern town.
Last updated:
19 September 2024
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Supported by: Jeremy Balfour*, Kevin Stewart*, Alexander Stewart*, Pam Gosal*, Annie Wells*, Edward Mountain*, Craig Hoy*, Sandesh Gulhane*, Miles Briggs*, Douglas Ross*, Colin Beattie*, Bill Kidd*, Karen Adam* *S6M-14554 Tess White: Angus Alive Mobile Library Provides Vital Services to Rural Communities—That the Parliament recognises what it considers to be the vital services to rural communities provided by Angus Alive mobile library vans; recognises that Angus Alive has two mobile library vans, Glen and Isla, covering remote and rural communities across the Angus region; understands that the mobile library vans, as well as providing a traditional lending service, also provide regular vital community support, including health and wellbeing information sessions, council information services, Bookbug sessions for young readers, police and fire community services, hearing aid battery supply services and tailored sessions to rural schools and nurseries; notes that the vans are well-stocked with a variety of new and classic books, both fiction and non- fiction, large print books, audiobooks, dementia memory boxes and young reader books and story bags, and further notes that library staff are well-informed, going above and beyond to build relationships with community members who see the mobile library van as a vital service to rural communities.
Last updated:
14 January 2025
Chamber_Minutes_20250114
Murdo Fraser moved amendment S6M-16092.3— As an amendment to motion S6M-16092 in the name of Angus Robertson (Valuing Culture: Scotland’s Support to the Culture Sector), leave out from second “welcomes” to end and insert “recognises the important contribution that volunteers make to the vitality of Scotland’s culture sector; acknowledges that the culture sector has been subjected to repeated budgetary mismanagement by the Scottish Government and that the draft Budget 2025-26 still leaves the sector in a precarious position; notes that large music venues are not supported by the provisions on business rates relief in the draft Budget; recognises that key cultural areas, such as libraries...
