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Date answered:
16 August 2021
S6W-01833
To ask the Scottish Government when it will provide further information regarding the grant scheme for rent arrears. Details of the £10 million grant fund scheme - announced by the Deputy First Minister on 22 June to help tenants who have been financially impacted by the pandemic and are facing homelessness - are being developed at pace and we will provide further information in due course.
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24 November 2025
S6W-41785
We allocated over £321 million for the enterprise agencies in 2025-26 – an increase of £14 million - to help businesses across Scotland to grow, create jobs and attract investment.We will continue to welcome strong working relationships between the Scottish Government, local authorities and the UK Government, as long as the UK Government does not ignore the devolution settlement and the role of the Scottish Parliament – which it did repeatedly through programmes such as the Shared Prosperity Fund...
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Date answered:
22 July 2025
S6W-39055
Pilot schemes are expected to return in these areas for the 2025/26 season as well as expand to further locales including within Loch Lomond and the Trossachs National Park.In addition to this, in the lowlands specifically we are supporting deer management through the Low Ground Venison Supply Chain Project which will explore ways to help low ground deer managers improve the infrastructure for handling and chilling venison carcasses and increase throughput. 13 applicants have been issued grant funding...
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Date answered:
3 December 2024
S6W-31469
This is designed to encourage farmers, crofters and land managers to apply, while recognising AECS is a competitive scheme.Easing the burden on applicants to access AECS needs to be balanced against ensuring the effective use of public funds. Requirements for applicants are considered on an on-going basis and are a key consideration in the development of the future Agricultural Support Framework.
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Date answered:
4 November 2024
S6W-30688
Local services will receive a £6.5 million investment per year over the life of the Parliament.In addition to this, we provide annual funding to national organisation Scottish Families Affected by Alcohol and Drugs, which offers free resources, helplines, peer support groups, and counselling specifically designed for families using substances.In 2023, Scottish Families Affected by Alcohol and Drugs received government funding to expand their ‘Routes’ initiative nationally for young people impacted by parental substance use.Through the Routes initiative, young people can access counselling services and attend peer support groups to help reduce isolation, as well taking part in group experiences and developing practical skills to increase their chance of a happy and fulfilling future.We are investing nearly £4 million to expand the successful Routes model in to Falkirk, Aberdeenshire, Renfrewshire, North Lanarkshire, East Lothian and Orkney.
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Date answered:
23 August 2024
S6W-28783
The Scottish Government’s Whole Family Wellbeing Funding Programme was established with the purpose of driving the system change required at local level, principally through Children’s Service Planning Partnerships (CSPPs), to deliver holistic family support so that families get the right support, at the right time, for as long as they need.
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25 July 2024
S6W-28595
In addition, funding of over £8 million is also available for 2024-2025 for adaptations for Registered Social Landlord tenants.
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Date answered:
10 July 2024
S6W-28331
The £30 million EV infrastructure fund will support local authorities across Scotland attract private investment to install public charging infrastructure in locations best suited to serve the local community’s needs.
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Date answered:
7 May 2024
S6W-27044
To support this new model we are developing a monitoring and evaluation framework which will improve our understanding of the performance of the projects that we fund and enable us to make better informed funding decisions across the active travel behaviour change programme.
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Date answered:
9 April 2024
S6W-26191
The only anticipated cost of the co-production process are the staffing costs for the team working on the Centre’s development. The Centre for Teaching Excellence is initially being resourced through funding previously allocated to the Regional Improvement Collaboratives.
