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Official Report Meeting date: 28 October 2021

Meeting of the Parliament (Hybrid) 28 October 2021

However, in answer to the question, I can say that the Scottish Government provides financial assistance to the sector, funding projects that aim to reduce the environmental impacts of fish farming.

Last updated: 6 January 2025

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Local authorities are able to use revenue funding for capital purposes but cannot use capital funding for revenue purposes.

Official Report Meeting date: 10 May 2022

Meeting of the Parliament 10 May 2022

The maximum level of claim-back costs from the family fund is £500, which is almost the cost of one air fare from Shetland.

Official Report Meeting date: 16 March 2016

Meeting of the Parliament 16 March 2016

It is a welcome initiative and the Government has worked closely with the two universities to help to develop the proposal. We have been working with a range of partners to develop other new routes into teaching.

Official Report Meeting date: 11 May 2017

Justice Sub-Committee on Policing 11 May 2017

Our local commander is leading a group in our community planning partnership that is working with Argyll and Bute’s developing the young workforce programme, Skills Development Scotland, schools and headteachers to look across public sector recruitment.

Questions and Answers Date answered: 10 November 2022

S6W-11760

To ask the Scottish Government whether cladding remediation costs identified as a result of a single building assessment will be funded (a) fully or (b) partially, and what funding options the Scottish Ministers have considered, subsequent to the meeting of the Cladding Programme Board on 20 October 2021.

Last updated: 28 October 2021

Business Support Spending by Local Authority

Annex B Business Support Spending by Local Authority COVID-19 Small Contingency Strategic Local Large & Contingency Island Small Taxi & Total Local Authority Restrictions business Fund (Soft Framework Authority Exclusive Fund Plus Equivalent Accommodation Private Spend Area Fund* and Retail, Play & Business Discretionary Use Self- (£) Payment & Providers Paying Hire (£) (£) Hospitality Nightclubs) Fund and Fund Catering Top up Council Tax Vehicle (£) (£) (£) and Leisure (£) Derivative (£) Driver Grant Funds‡ Support Fund (£) (£) (£) 65,874,290 Aberdeen City 28,953,750 314,365 485,000 31,410,175 3,043,500 4,000 285,000 - 72,000 1,306,500 84,422,158 Aberdeenshire 43,120,000 360,160 305,000 34,911,153 5,151,845 104,000 185,000 - 168,000 117,000 42,382,775 Angus 21,190,471 184,290 110,000 18,660,014 1,747,500 88,000 50,000 - 138,000 214,500 87,368,242 Argyll & Bute 37,183,075 318,855 60,000 41,974,400 2,300,312 614,000 80,000 3,862,100 618,000 357,500 248,757,695 City of Edinburgh 104,175,000 3,939,020 1,100,000 119,978,675 11,709,000 50,000 600,000 - 588,000 6,618,000 15,689,935 Clackmannanshire 7,547,500 249,160 35,000 7,068,525 562,000 - 76,250 - 18,000 133,500 Comhairle nan 20,703,700 9,190,000 61,900 20,000 7,970,700 470,000 86,000 20,000 2,358,600 384,000 142,500 Eilean Siar Dumfries & 91,421,136 42,947,811 408,155 170,000 43,176,170 3,780,000 160,000 125,000 - 252,000 402,000 Galloway 55,165,400 Dundee 26,885,000 281,425 150,000 23,965,975 2,346,000 6,000 160,000 - - 1,371,000 41,236,100 East Ayrshire 20,162,500 587,725 80,000 18,070,375 1,794,000 30,000 60,000 - 66,000 385,500 East 27,030,765 12,795,000 343,215 75,000 11,246,050 1,842,000 80,000 - 12,000 637,500 - Dunbartonshire 35,932,345 East Lothian 17,636,250 539,245 45,000 15,245,800 1,950,050 114,000 90,000 - 102,000 210,000 19,425,207 East Renfrewshire 9,907,500 263,395 20,000 8,330,312 256,000 120,000 - 12,000 516,000 - Falkirk 24,355,000 605,180 75,000 20,602,725 2,448,000 10,000 160,000 - 54,000 688,500 48,998,405 133,072,280 Fife 58,600,000 518,230 320,000 64,746,050 6,400,000 104,000 335,000 - 402,000 1,647,000 283,467,545 Glasgow 122,413,250 3,616,820 907,500 133,044,900 15,334,075 4,000 755,000 - 396,000 6,996,000 10 Annex B 190,921,207 Highland 73,809,550 625,375 240,000 106,996,250 3,471,132 814,000 295,000 188,400 3,778,000 703,500 22,719,410 Inverclyde 11,316,250 344,910 50,000 9,331,750 1,029,500 2,000 60,000 - 18,000 567,000 24,527,560 Midlothian 13,805,000 337,410 127,500 9,157,650 716,500 14,000 95,000 - 24,000 250,500 42,709,970 Moray 19,228,150 195,770 200,000 20,319,800 2,100,750 102,000 130,000 - 300,000 133,500 54,570,630 North Ayrshire 24,160,000 667,230 95,000 27,601,900 1,160,000 114,000 165,000 - 144,000 463,500 87,678,891 North Lanarkshire 42,186,250 1,145,830 410,000 36,007,811 5,449,500 120,000 - 48,000 2,311,500 - 17,085,050 Orkney Islands 8,320,000 48,950 60,000 4,174,000 - 26,000 30,000 4,166,600 180,000 79,500 82,029,985 Perth & Kinross 37,023,750 394,735 192,500 40,405,500 2,882,000 202,000 175,000 - 294,000 460,500 56,808,395 Renfrewshire 27,226,250 753,645 170,000 25,343,500 1,640,000 160,000 - - 1,515,000 - 72,037,815 Scottish Borders 33,577,500 288,665 165,000 34,016,150 3,134,000 196,000 165,000 - 176,000 319,500 14,775,250 Shetland Islands 8,246,250 53,975 25,000 3,791,025 248,000 30,000 10,000 2,137,000 102,000 132,000 South Ayrshire 23,372,500 578,370 245,000 24,442,630 1,164,000 60,000 215,000 - 60,000 586,500 50,724,000 85,028,053 South Lanarkshire 44,267,459 1,108,965 455,000 35,352,129 1,521,000 4,000 230,000 - 42,000 2,047,500 55,420,776 Stirling 23,847,500 491,565 135,000 27,568,235 2,593,476 66,000 115,000 - 286,000 318,000 West 30,398,390 14,633,750 308,965 145,000 13,149,175 1,457,000 16,000 120,000 - 42,000 526,500 Dunbartonshire 54,777,645 West Lothian 27,443,750 592,995 240,000 22,233,900 3,462,000 26,000 125,000 - 54,000 600,000 * incorporates the following funds: Closure/ Hardship and Furlough Support Grant ‡incorporates the following funds: Retail, Hospitality and Leisure January Top up, SFBF Top Up and Business Restart Grant (including Small Accommodation Providers), Top up Payments to th June Localised Restrictions Fund, licensed Bingo Clubs and Casinos, Glasgow and Moray Localised Restrictions Fund, 5 References- Coronavirus (COVID-19): business support fund grant statistics - gov.scot (www.gov.scot) Coronavirus (COVID-19) - business support funding: statistics (circuit breaker) – 29 January 2021 - gov.scot (www.gov.scot)Coronavirus (COVID-19) Strategic Framework: Business Support Funding Statistics and other local authority support schemes - data to 25 June 2021 - gov.scot (www.gov.scot) 11 pdf. application/pdf. 121993.

Official Report Meeting date: 17 June 2020

COVID-19 Committee 17 June 2020

We have called on the Scottish Government to use its skills powers to set up a renewables transition training fund to develop those skills. Thank you.

Official Report Meeting date: 20 February 2019

Meeting of the Parliament 20 February 2019

We are currently considering how future funding under the empowering communities fund can be streamlined to support that and improve delivery.

Questions and Answers Date answered: 6 May 2025

S6W-36886

Headteachers and education authorities are free to decide to use this funding to provide additional tutoring support.Scottish Government is committed to ensuring that all young people have the opportunity to develop core STEM skills and knowledge, which is why tackling inequity within STEM learning and careers is at ...