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7 March 2023
BB20190222
Supported by: Sandra White*, Richard Lyle*, Bill Kidd*, David Torrance*, Clare Adamson* *S5M-15940 Angus MacDonald: Howgate Centre Falkirk First in Scotland to be Autism- friendly That the Parliament congratulates the Howgate shopping centre in Falkirk on being the — Friday 22 February 2019 19 Today's Business Future Business Motions & Questions Legislation Other Gnothaichean an-diugh Gnothaichean ri teachd Gluasadan agus Ceistean Reachdas Eile Motions | Gluasadan first in Scotland to be officially recognised as autism-friendly; understands that the National Autistic Society Scotland s Autism Friendly Award was given to the high street shopping centre after staff ’ took time out to learn about autism and made a number of adjustments to their working practices to ensure that visitors with autism are able to access and enjoy what the centre has to offer; notes that the centre also introduced regular sensory shopping days and created autism-friendly visitor guides to help autistic customers prepare in advance of their visit; recognises that people who are autistic experience the world differently, and often in a more intense way, which can cause additional stress and anxiety in a situation such as shopping; notes that activities...
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7 March 2023
BB20170201
S5W-06711 James Kelly: To ask the Scottish Government how much has been made available by the CashBack for Communities programme in each year since 2011-12, broken down by (a) recipient and (b) activity. S5W-06727 Mark Griffin: To ask the Scottish Government how it records and reports on the disability poverty rate.
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28 February 2023
BB20230228
Subordinate legislation: Minister for Zero Carbon Buildings, Active Travel and Tenants' Rights to move—S6M-07703— That the Local Government, Housing and Planning Committee recommends that the The Cost of Living (Tenant Protection) (Scotland) Act 2022 (Amendment of Expiry Dates and Rent Cap Modification) Regulations 2023 be approved. 4.
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14 February 2023
BB20211124
Supported by: Douglas Lumsden*, Miles Briggs*, Alexander Stewart*, Tess White*, Douglas Ross*, Murdo Fraser*, Edward Mountain*, Brian Whittle*, Sandesh Gulhane*, Jamie Greene*, Sue Webber* *S6M-02228 Siobhian Brown: Give a Dog a Bone, Troon—That the Parliament celebrates the work of Give a Dog a Bone at its community space in Troon, Ayr; notes the work of this fantastic organisation, which was founded in 2013 to offer financial assistance to help older people adopt a dog; recognises the invaluable contribution that its Troon community space plays in tackling loneliness and isolation; notes that the space was set up in 2018 to offer both human and canine companionship and sees between 100 to 150 visitors a week; further notes the role that it plays in getting...
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7 February 2023
BB20230207
Inquiry into female participation in sport and physical activity: The Committee will consider its approach to the inquiry.
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9 November 2022
BB20221110
S6W-12002 Emma Roddick: To ask the Scottish Government which activities involving animals it next plans to regulate under the Animal Welfare (Licensing of Activities Involving Animals) (Scotland) Regulations 2021.
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23 November 2021
BB20211124
Supported by: Douglas Lumsden*, Miles Briggs*, Alexander Stewart*, Tess White*, Douglas Ross*, Murdo Fraser*, Edward Mountain*, Brian Whittle*, Sandesh Gulhane*, Jamie Greene*, Sue Webber* *S6M-02228 Siobhian Brown: Give a Dog a Bone, Troon—That the Parliament celebrates the work of Give a Dog a Bone at its community space in Troon, Ayr; notes the work of this fantastic organisation, which was founded in 2013 to offer financial assistance to help older people adopt a dog; recognises the invaluable contribution that its Troon community space plays in tackling loneliness and isolation; notes that the space was set up in 2018 to offer both human and canine companionship and sees between 100 to 150 visitors a week; further notes the role that it plays in getting...
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Date answered:
27 May 2025
S6W-37557
We recognise that being physically active is one of the very best things we can do for our physical, social and mental health and we want to ensure that everyone has the opportunity to be active, regardless of their circumstances.Our Physical Activity For Health Framework, published in October 2024, describes our evidence-based approach to achieving our vision of a Scotland where more people are more active, more often.
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Date answered:
2 December 2022
S6W-12404
The Active Travel budget for 2022-23 increased by £35 million to £150 million and the Bute House Agreement committed to increase the proportion of Transport Scotland’s budget spent on Active Travel initiatives so that by 2024-25 at least £320 million or 10% of the total transport budget will be allocated to active travel.
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Date answered:
7 June 2021
S6W-00233
The Active Travel budget for 2021-22 increased by £15 million to £115.5 million, and in the Programme for Government 2020 we committed to spending over £500 million on active travel over the next five years.
