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12 November 2021
Registration form for the Cross-Party Group on Culture and Communities
Culture Counts (secretariat) is a project hosted by the Federation of Scottish Theatre. The project receives funding from Creative Scotland and from membership subscriptions from members across culture and creative industries, to undertake the work of the Culture Counts project.
Last updated:
23 November 2023
Annual Return 2022 to 2023
MSPs in Attendance Karen Adams MSP Meghan Gallacher MSP Non MSPs in Attendance Jane Brumpton, Early Years Scotland Andrew Shoolbread, Scottish out of School Care Network (SOSCN) Alison Hay, Access to Childcare Fund Nicola Kelly, SupERkids Chris Ross, Children in Scotland David Mackay, Children in Scotland Dana Vreeswijk, Children in Scotland Arran Goodfellow, Children in Scotland Lizz Curley, Children in Scotland Leah Duncan-Karrim, Children in Scotland Katherine Anderson, Children in Scotland Sarah Paterson, YouthLink Scotland Sarah Robinson Galloway, YouthLink Scotland Marielle Bruce, YouthLink Scotland Angus Maclean, Befriending Networks Helen Forrest, Children's Health Scotland Jessica Smith, Children's Parliament Brian Magee, Confederation of Scottish Counselling Agencies (COSCA) Sue Palmer, Upstart Scotland David Ashford Kelly Munro, Carers Trust Scotland Kirsty McKechnie, Child Poverty Action Group Lorna Kettles, Early Years Scotland Toni Valbonesi, One Parent Families Scotland Todd Henshaw, Flexible Childcare Services Scotland Steffi Keir, Save the Children Scotland Marguerite Hunter Blair, Play Scotland Megan Farr, The Children and Young People's Commissioner Scotland Ruairidh Smith, Generations Working Together Susan McGhee, Flexible Childcare Services Scotland Gemma Richardson, Royal College of Paediatrics and Child Health Florence Burke, BBC Children in Need Joan Mowat, University of Strathclyde Lynne Gilmour, University of Stirling Sarah McClarey, Mindroom Centre Mili Shukla, Skills Development Scotland Ryan Bowie, Quarriers Sameeha Rehman, Ubuntu Scotland Cat Malone, With Kids Jacinta Sheerin, Early Childhood Ireland 24 April 2023 This meeting covered the Education Reform in Scotland, with members hearing from Ruth Jays and Neil Cardwell – representatives from the Directorate for Education Reform, Kirsty Anderson from the Scottish Government Review of Qualifications and Assessment Team, Olivia Brown MSYP, and Marielle Bruce from YouthLink Scotland.
Official Report
Meeting date:
26 May 2021
Meeting of the Parliament (Hybrid) 26 May 2021
By working together, we can help to build a better future for Scotland. As we look to Scotland’s future, one obvious point of agreement between us is that that future should be in Scotland’s hands.
Official Report
Meeting date:
18 September 2024
Meeting of the Parliament 18 September 2024
As we have seen since 2014, decisions about Scotland’s future are best determined by the people who live here in Scotland.
Official Report
Meeting date:
24 June 2025
Finance and Public Administration Committee 24 June 2025
Higher education is one of the jewels of Scotland. I am sure that it is central to Mr Irwin’s work on Scotland’s economy, and it is in significant distress.
Last updated:
21 February 2023
NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde Long Covid Inquiry
Mirroring the national strategic direction for current Long COVID Services across Scotland, NHSGGC has adopted a person-centred approach in order to provide a comprehensive Interdisciplinary approach to Long COVID services.
Last updated:
23 October 2024
RAI remit 18 October 2024
MARINE SCOTLAND COMPLIANCE 24 . . MARINE SCOTLAND SCIENCE 22 . .
Official Report
Meeting date:
21 May 2019
Meeting of the Parliament 21 May 2019
It said: “funding is difficult to access. For example, in relation to the flexible workforce development fund ... the college courses on offer do not ... meet the needs of”—Official Report, Economy, Energy and Fair Work Committee, 19 March 2019; c 9.
Last updated:
7 January 2026
Agenda for the meeting 20 January 2026
Cross-Party Group on Nature & Climate 20 January 2026, 18.00-19.30 Agenda Welcome and opening remarks Maurice Golden MSP, Co-Convener of CPG Nature & Climate (Chair) Presentations on ‘Nature at the Heart of Climate Action’ ‘Act now, save later’: This presentation will discuss potential scenarios of what Scotland could look like in 2045, depending on how much funding and support is given to nature conservation - Bruce Wilson, Head of Policy at Scottish Wildlife Trust Solutions for the next Scottish Parliament: Land – Claire Daly, Head of Policy and Advocacy at WWF Scotland; Brady Stevens, Rural Business & Economics Consultant at SAC Consulting (Part of SRUC); Tushaani Naidu, Environmental Consultant at SAC Consulting (Part of SRUC) Freshwater - Rebecca Lewis, Scotland & Northern Ireland Manager, Buglife Marine – Fanny Royanez, Policy and Campaigns Officer, Scottish Seabird Centre Questions and group discussion Maurice Golden MSP, Co-Convener of CPG Nature & Climate (Chair) Next steps for the CPG and closing remarks Maurice Golden MSP, Co-Convener of CPG Nature & Climate (Chair) 1
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26 April 2022
CPG Minutes Improving Scotlands Health 15 December 2021
CPG Minutes Improving Scotlands Health 15 December 2021.
