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Last updated:
22 August 2023
PE2009_C
As a leading university for widening participation, over 22% of our entrants are from the most disadvantaged backgrounds compared to the sector average of 16.5% (as measured by the Scottish Index of Multiple Deprivation).
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14 July 2023
Cabinet Secretary RALRI 202425 prebudget scrutiny
• In light of the Committee recommendations following its 2023-24 pre-budget scrutiny, was the competitive bidding process conducted differently this year compared to last year and, if so, how? • What is the Scottish Government’s view of local authorities’ experiences of the competitive bidding process and the support they received from the Scottish Futures...
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12 May 2023
20230511_MinfT_ZeroEmissionBusChallengeFund
Zero emission buses are more expensive to purchase compared to diesel buses, and the costs of installing the charging infrastructure in depots can be high, particularly when undertaken by operators on a case by case basis.
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21 April 2023
Kibble Secure Accommmodation Last Bed System
The recent Children and Young People’s Centre for Justice (CYCJ) report – Preparing to Keep the Promise: A Comparative Study of Secure Care and Young Offender Institutions in Scotland (30 March 2023) stated: “More recently discussions have taken place wherein an agreement in principle has been reached for the Scottish Government to purchase ‘the last bed’ w...
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20 April 2023
TactranResponseCommunityPlanning
As a small organisation with limited funds, (when compared to other partners), it is difficult for us to contribute, financially, as an equal partner.
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23 March 2023
PE1885_A
The Scottish Government states “This assumes a considerably higher market penetration of renewable electricity than today – requiring in the region of 17 GW of installed capacity in 2030 (compared to 9.5 GW in June 2017)” If only 50% of these planned developments get CSO, that will mean 30% CSO is required for those that make the investment.
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16 December 2022
20221215_DFM_FMPG_Update801802
As Cabinet Secretary for Finance and the Economy set out to Parliament on 23 March 2022, the CEO previously stated that a further £80.6 million (net of warranties) is required to complete both vessels compared to the budget of £122 million (net of warranties).
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7 December 2022
EUFunds_ConvenerToSLAED_7Dec22
We are keen therefore to learn of your experiences and views on these funds particularly in the following areas: Levelling Up Funding: • the approach taken in relation to identifying areas of greater need or priority in round two; • how successful Scottish local authorities have been in securing round two Levelling Up Funding and how the process for bidding for Levelling Up Funding in round two compares with round one (where relevant) • the extent to which any funding for successful bids in round one has been released, to what timescales and how confident SLAED are that the projects which have secured funding to date will be achieved within the agreed timescales • the process for project evaluation, monitoring and subsequent reporting to the UK Government • what SLAED consider should happen after the 2024-25 deadline for the current Levelling Up Fund.
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7 December 2022
EUFunds_ConvenerToCOSLA_7Dec22
We are keen to learn more about local authorities’ experiences and views on these funds and, in particular: Levelling Up Funding • the approach taken in relation to identifying areas of greater need or priority in round two; • how successful Scottish local authorities have been in securing round two Levelling Up Funding and how the process for bidding for Levelling Up Funding in round two compares with round one (where relevant) • the extent to which any funding for successful bids in round one has been released, to what timescales and how confident local authorities are that the projects which have secured funding to date will be achieved within the agreed timescales • the process for project evaluation, monitoring and subsequent reporting to the UK Government • what COSLA consider should happen after the 2024-25 deadline for the current Levelling Up Fund.
Last updated:
24 November 2022
Islands Plan Annual Report letter dated 17 May 22
Housing • What recent assessment has the Scottish Government made of private rent 9 levels on the islands and how these levels compare with the national average? • What work has there been done to explore whether a rent freeze could be 10 implemented on the islands?
