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Official Report Meeting date: 8 February 2023

Meeting of the Parliament 08 February 2023

—but it is the participation rate, which measures contact with a dentist in the past 24 months, that matters most, so, let us take a look at it.

Official Report Meeting date: 5 June 2020

Education and Skills Committee 05 June 2020

My final question is for Larry Flanagan. Teachers have contacted me about the Scottish Government’s strategic framework.

Last updated: 7 March 2023

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Last updated: 8 September 2025

CLD Standards Council Scotland Wellbeing and Sustainable Development Scotland Bill

We would suggest consideration be given to how this would look in reality, across Scotland’s vastly differing rural landscapes and communities, and suggest that specific thought be given to strategies such as Islands (Scotland) Act 2018, Rural Delivery Plan, Community Right to Buy (which is currently under review), and The National Plan for Scotland's Islan...

Last updated: 10 June 2024

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‘Material deprivation’ is calculated from questions in the Family Resources Survey about whether people can afford to buy certain items and participate in leisure or social activities.

Last updated: 25 April 2023

Indigo Childcare Group Submission

• Improved transport links (particularly to travel within communities rather than directly to city centre) e.g. it can take 1.5-2 hours to travel from Castlemilk to Easterhouse by bus • Transport from schools to childcare facilities to reduce the cost of provision. • More options to buy combined day travel tickets e.g. bus and train • Increased frequency an...

Last updated: 7 September 2022

20220907_LouiseMarixEvans_submission

Weaknesses: Silo working: Councils are only now starting to integrate Net Zero into overall place or economic strategies and capacity and political buy in is not guaranteed across all councils.

Last updated: 20 June 2022

PE1926_C

Many children and young people, including those eligible for free school meals, choose to leave school during lunchtime to buy their lunch. While it is important to respect this choice, it must be balanced with the need to guarantee a healthy and nutritious lunch.

Last updated: 18 March 2022

20220207homesforscotlandnpf4

This has been rounded to 4 for these calculations. viii Each new home generates £205629 to GVA This has been rounded to £205,000 for these calculations. ix Occupants spend on average £5,000 more in the local economy in the year they buy a new home x Each new home contributes on average £990 a year in Council Tax xi Each new home generates on average £5378 i...