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To be fair, the petitioners’ business is one of many that operates a caravan park, and it is a particular issue of nuisance for many residents along the North Coast 500, and perhaps in many other places, too.
Unfortunately, in the past year or so, many people who were not in fuel poverty have been plunged into it—not because of the actions of the Scottish Government but because of increasing fuel costs and the increasing cost of people’s energy bills.
The removal of the £20 universal credit uplift has had many impacts that directly relate to homelessness and to making the lives of those who are struggling even more difficult.
Many local authority-administered schemes focused on the physical constraints caused by Covid-19, such as the closure of premises or social distancing measures.
(S6F-00650) The workers of Hunterston B have made a really valuable contribution to our energy security over many years, and I have no doubt that they will continue to distinguish themselves through the safe decommissioning of the site.
I am more than happy to discuss the issue further with Mr O’Kane because, like him and many other members, I know that we need to get back to some normality and allow folk to get the breaks that many so desperately need.