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Date answered:
1 December 2025
S6W-42047
Figures include the additional 122 offers of grant that will be made following revalidation checks.Area OfficeNumber of Applications Failing One or More Eligibility/Scheme Requirement Checks Small (<30ha)Number of Applications Failing One or More Eligibility/Scheme Requirement Checks Medium (>30ha/<150ha)Number of Applications Failing One or More Eligibility/Scheme Requirement Checks Large (>150ha)Ayr52154142Benbecula72363Dumfries2894117Elgin152537Galashiels4084222Golspie422515Hamilton264449Inverness806281Inverurie97177169Kirkwall266133Lerwick334538Oban336790Perth59145248Portree581814Stornoway78192Thurso445732Total7831,1131,292Area OfficeNumberSuccessfulSmall (<30ha)NumberSuccessfulMedium (>30ha/<150ha)NumberSuccessfulLarge (>150ha)Ayr16120134Benbecula2232Dumfries56796Elgin43126Galashiels938128Golspie586Hamilton103849Inverness132037Inverurie32153141Kirkwall92430Lerwick233221Oban102229Perth1296148Portree2123Stornoway2632Thurso82634Area OfficeNumber Eligible Small (<30ha)Number EligibleMedium (>30ha/<150ha)Number Eligible Large (>150ha)Ayr53260279Benbecula44257Dumfries29145199Elgin126865Galashiels3193307Golspie242219Hamilton2295101Inverness6975119Inverurie96322277Kirkwall2710974Lerwick295340Oban3074116Perth43232352Portree511821Stornoway5974Thurso437371Total6621,6812,051 S6W...
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Date answered:
1 December 2025
S6W-42029
This ensured that funding was directed to the strongest proposals offering the greatest overall benefit in terms of delivering the schemes objectives. S6W-42029
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Date answered:
1 December 2025
S6W-42010
(b) Data on adult social care packages which have been cancelled is not held centrally. S6W-42010
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Date answered:
1 December 2025
S6W-41939
For these reasons, it is not possible to provide a definitive timescale at this stage, but the process is being treated as a matter of urgency. S6W-41939
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Date answered:
1 December 2025
S6W-41967
It is the responsibility of NHS Boards and healthcare professionals locally to best determine how they allocate the resources we have provided to meet the needs and priorities of their local populations. S6W-41967
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Date answered:
1 December 2025
S6W-42026
These include but are not limited to prison stability, staffing numbers and the ability to meet minimum legal requirements of those in their care.The following table show the Population, Design Capacity and Assessed Capacity Tolerance as of 20 November 2025:EstablishmentCurrent PopulationDesign CapacityTotal Assessed Capacity ToleranceAddiewell739702748Barlinnie14049871400Bella121616Dumfries196176198Edinburgh920867905Glenochil707668700Grampian497552523Greenock230224254Inverness12793120Kilmarnock621501620Lilias232424Low Moss817784820Castle Huntly197184184Perth679631680Polmont531758571Shotts538538538Stirling83100100TOTALS832178058401 S6W...
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Date answered:
27 November 2025
S6W-41948
The recruitment and deployment of teachers in schools is a matter for individual Councils, who have a statutory responsibility to provide a complement of staff in schools which best meets the needs of each of their schools and pupils.It is important that local authorities and schools offer a broad range of subject choices and classes that meet their pupils' needs and aspirations.We recognise there are recruitment challenges in some subject areas and that is why our Teaching Bursary Scheme provides bursaries to career changers, wishing to undertake a one-year Postgraduate Diploma in Education (PGDE), in the hardest to fill teaching subjects; including STEM and modern languages.In addition, we are providing £186.5m to local authorities in 2025-26 to restore overall teacher numbers across the country to 2023 levels and maximise the number of teaching posts available. S6W...
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Date answered:
27 November 2025
S6W-41929
The Scottish Government and Centre for Sustainable Delivery are engaging with NHS Boards regularly and continue to scrutinise improvement plans to ensure they are deliverable, whilst considering how available funding may support additional activity. S6W-41929
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Date answered:
25 November 2025
S6W-41818
Her response is as follows:SPS work collaboratively with key partners such as Scottish Drugs Forum, Crew 2000 and Scottish Recovery Consortium to enhance and develop approaches to deliver consistent recovery pathways and diversionary activities that support integration back into our communities.The SPS Alcohol & Drug Strategy, published in January 2025, provides a framework for improving outcomes for those living in prison through the prevention and reduction of alcohol and drug related harm to inspire positive change.Furthermore, NHS and SPS Staff continue to work together to promote and support access to the Prison to Rehab Pathway, ensuring that people in our care are aware of innovative projects and structured programmes designed to support them on their recovery journey. S6W...
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Date answered:
25 November 2025
S6W-41920
HIS provide an annual publication on services with information on patients managed here - https://www.healthcareimprovementscotland.scot/publications/hospital-at-home-services-annual-report-july-2025/. S6W-41920
