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SPBill15FMS062022accessible
The table below shows the development costs from discovery through to implementation, broken down as follows— Capital Resource Total 2021-22 £0.9 m £0 m £0.9 m 2022-23 £3.1 m £0 m £3.1 m 2023-24 £3.4 m £0.1 m £3.5 m 2024-25 £0.8 m £0.1 m £0.9 m Total £8.2 m £0.2 m £8.4 m 7 This document relates to the Moveable Transactions (Scotland) Bill (SP Bill 15) as introduced in the Scottish Parliament on 25 May 2022 38.
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26 November 2024
Prebudget scrutiny 2025 to 2026 Bew letter
The ring-fenced funding amounts as set out in the UKG 2021 Spending Review are as follows :- 2022- 2023- 2024- Definition 2023 £m 2024 £m 2025 £m Ring 584 595 595 For the purpose of supporting Fenced farmers, land managers, rural communities and rural businesses Bew 25.7 25.7 ...
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10 June 2024
Financial Memorandum Children (Scotland) Bill
Table 12: estimated set up costs Set up costs 2022/23 Staff costs (£m) 0.06 Accommodation costs (£m) 0.01 IT costs (£m) 0.01 Training costs (£m) 0.01 Total costs (£m) 0.09 61.
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19 June 2023
Milton Session
M alerted her mum by text, who then contacted the shopping centre security to beg them to prevent any attack until M’s dad could arrive.
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28 September 2023
PE2044_SPICe_Publish
Table 2: Further and Higher Education Budgets (Level 3) Level 3 2021-22 Budget 2022-23 Budget 2023-24 Budget 2023-24 Budget (following £m £m £m revision) £m HE Resource 768.2 789.2 809.2 789.2 HE Capital 346.7 348.0 340.7 340.7 Net Coll...
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3 September 2025
Royal College of Physicians Edinburgh SubmissionPE2123 27 June 2025pdffinal
The red line is the legal limit of 18 µg/m³ for PM , the yellow line 10 for PM at 10 µg/m³. 2.5 2 3 .
SPICe briefings
Date published:
22 September 2025
Men's mental health in Scotland - Impact of loneliness and social isolation
Current Opinion in Psychiatry, 35(5). doi: https://doi.org/10.1097/YCO.00000000000008066Wei, M., Shaffer, P.A., Young, S.K., & Zakalik, R.A. (2005).
SPICe briefings
Date published:
20 December 2024
Local government finance: Budget 2025-26 and provisional allocations to local authorities - Change in revenue allocations between 2024-25 and 2025-26
Tables 10 and 11 show provisional revenue allocations for each local authority as they appear in Finance Circulars 8/2023 and 10/2024 (comparing "like-for-like") and show cash and real terms changes over the year:
Table 10: Provisional revenue allocations for each local authority 2024-25 and 2025-26 (cash, £m)Local authority2024-25 Provisional2025-26 ProvisionalChange (£m)Change (%)Aberdeen City45449541+9%Aberdeenshire57361542+7%Angus26728821+8%Argyll & Bute24226018+7%Clackmannanshire12513510+8%Dumfries & Galloway37039727+7%Dundee City37739922+6%East Ayrshire30332219+6%East Dunbartonshire25227523+9%East Lothian23725821+9%East Renfrewshire24026122+9%Edinburgh, City of9891,05970+7%Eilean Siar1111187+6%Falkirk*36738114+4%Fife86292866+8%Glasgow City1,5911,67988+6%Highland58262139+7%Inverclyde20922214+7%Midlothian21923920+9%Moray21423015+7%North Ayrshire35337522+6%North Lanarkshire81387056+7%Orkney Islands9610610+11%Perth & Kinross33836427+8%Renfrewshire41645236+9%Scottish Borders27329220+7%Shetland Islands1121197+6%South Ayrshire27029222+8%South Lanarkshire74380663+9%Stirling21923416+7%West Dunbartonshire23925314+6%West Lothian42445935+8%Scotland12,87813,804925+7%Every local authority sees a cash and real terms increase over the year when comparing 2024-25 and 2025-26 provisional allocations:
Table 11: Provisional revenue allocations for each local authority 2024-25 and 2025-26 (real terms, 2024-25 prices, £m)Local authority2024-25 Provisional2025-26 ProvisionalChange (£m)Change (%)Aberdeen City45448329+6%Aberdeenshire57360128+5%Angus26728114+5%Argyll & Bute24225311+5%Clackmannanshire1251317+6%Dumfries & Galloway37038818+5%Dundee City37739012+3%East Ayrshire30331512+4%East Dunbartonshire25226816+7%East Lothian23725215+6%East Renfrewshire24025516+7%Edinburgh, City of9891,03446+5%Eilean Siar1111154+3%Falkirk*3673726+2%Fife86290644+5%Glasgow City1,5911,64049+3%Highland58260624+4%Inverclyde2092179+4%Midlothian21923314+6%Moray21422410+5%North Ayrshire35336713+4%North Lanarkshire81384936+4%Orkney Islands961048+8%Perth & Kinross33835618+5%Renfrewshire41644225+6%Scottish Borders27328513+5%Shetland Islands1121164+4%South Ayrshire27028515+6%South Lanarkshire74378744+6%Stirling21922910+5%West Dunbartonshire2392478+4%West Lothian42444824+6%Scotland12,87813,482604+5%*The allocation for Falkirk may be revised with discussions between the local authority and Scottish Government ongoing.
SPICe briefings
Date published:
12 December 2022
A public health approach to gambling harms - Job opportunities and educational attainment
Job opportunities and educational attainment
Gambling may lead to job loss or contribute to people leaving education1Langham, E., Thorne, H., Browne, M., Donaldson, P., Rose, J., & Rockloff, M. (2015).
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26 November 2024
Journal of Adventure Education and Outdoor Learning Professor Chris Loynes 14 November 2024
Gibson References Archer, G., Kuh, D., Hotopf, M., Stafford, M., & Richards, M. (2018).
