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6 May 2022
20220421_Submission_theWiseGroup_EnergyPriceRises
As we transition out of COVID-19 restrictions, and into a period of living with COVID-19, we recognise the need for a blend of support, both remote and face to face, for optimum results. Due to coronavirus, many people have been facing increasing financial pressures, with energy bills estimated to have risen by almost £400 a year due to increased energy use...
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3 May 2022
Irish Dept of Justice General Fireworks Response March 2022
In fact, the vast majority of feedback to the Minister and the Department in response to the use of illegal fireworks, for example during the Halloween period, suggests that many members of the general public support current legal position and are in fact seeking greater enforcement by An Garda Síochána (the Irish Police Force).
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26 April 2022
LetterfromDFMreWomensUnfairResponsibilityforUnpaidCareandDomesticWorkCOVID21Feb2022
The fund is community-led supporting communities to develop and deliver solutions to locally identified needs and circumstances including support for low income families/households providing person- centred services and access to resources such as affordable childcare, income maximisation/financial capability, dignified food provision, and health and well-being support. We are aware that many families are struggling due to inflationary pressures on living costs and that the further impacts of the pandemic are only adding to the challenges people face.
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22 April 2022
Minutes of CPG on Deafness Wednesday 12 January 2022
Isabella noted a case example where a bed bound woman is left most of the day without any social stimulation although her immediate practical needs are met. Many, if not all are faced with this partial support as the social and emotional needs do not seem to be covered in any assessment processes.
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7 January 2022
Written Submission from South of Scotland Enterprise
. - The subsidy control regime, as it currently stands, makes it much more difficult to plan ahead. Many of our projects and programmes can have a significant period of lead in time, and it is therefore a necessity that the regime can be practically and efficiently applied by our teams without hindering the process.
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22 December 2021
Chamber_Minutes_20211216
Edington Hospital: The Parliament debated S6M-01177 in the name of Craig Hoy—That the Parliament notes that the decision has been taken to close six inpatient beds at Edington Hospital, North Berwick, which is NHS Lothian’s last cottage hospital, and relocate them from 13 September to the East Lothian Community Hospital on a temporary basis due to workforce pressures; understands that this move has taken place without any community consultation and has raised concerns about the long- term future of the Edington in the community; notes that an online petition, Save the Edington Hospital, has already received over 5,000 signatures; believes that this acts as a demonstration of the level of concern about the move; recognises the hospital's long history in North Berwick and that the construction of it was made possible by a bequest from Miss Elizabeth Edington of Ethandune, Dirleton Court, North Berwick; notes that building work commenced in 1912 and that the hospital was officially opened in 1913; believes that it has been providing good patient care for the population of East Lothian for almost 111 years and that it has been a well-valued and supported service in the town, with its closure leaving many...
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13 December 2021
20211207_SGBriefingBlockGrantAdjustments
Specifically, the Scottish Government argued that it does not have the policy levers to manage the historically lower population growth rate in Scotland, as many key levers, including migration policy, remain reserved to the UK Government.
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4 November 2021
SPCB 2021 Paper 057 and Annex B
The Parliament sets out clearly on its website how members of the public can engage safely and meaningfully with the Parliament through protest and demonstration. Many hundreds of thousands of people of all ages have done so over the last 22 years.
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2 November 2021
Chamber_Minutes_20211102
Improving Support and Ending the Stigma of the Menopause: The Parliament debated S6M-01534 in the name of Collette Stevenson—That the Parliament recognises that World Menopause Day is held every year on 18 October; understands that around 400,000 women in Scotland are of menopausal age; acknowledges that most women will experience menopausal symptoms and in a variety of ways, which, for some, may be severe and have a large impact on their lives; notes that these symptoms can include memory loss, insomnia, anxiety, palpitations, hot flushes and pain; further notes the encouragement given to women to access the support and advice to which they are entitled, such as through their GP and primary care team; welcomes the Scottish Government’s Women’s Health Plan which aims to alleviate women’s health inequalities and ensure that women can access specialist menopause services; notes the view that many...
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19 October 2021
Registration form for the Cross-Party Group on Health Inequalities
Public interest: The gaps between those with the best and worst health in Scotland are persistent, some are widening, and too many Scots still die prematurely. Deprivation is the key determinant, although age, gender and ethnicity are also factors.
