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Official Report
Meeting date:
4 November 2025
Meeting of the Parliament 04 November 2025
Land Reform (Scotland) Bill: Stage 3 The next item of business is stage 3 proceedings for the Land Reform (Scotland) Bill.
Last updated:
2 September 2024
Budget 2025 to 2026 Cab Sec Constitution 30 July 2024
The external network of offices have outlined, on the SG website, how they will contribute to Scotland’s climate change, biodiversity and renewable energy objectives in 2023/24.
Last updated:
20 December 2023
ChiefExecRevenueScotlandToConvener_14Dec23
Finally, we look forward to our next appearance before the Committee which we anticipate will involve giving evidence in support of Scotland’s third devolved tax, Scottish Aggregates Tax, at Stage 1 of the Scottish Aggregates Tax Bill in early 2024.
Official Report
Meeting date:
25 February 2015
Local Government and Regeneration Committee 25 February 2015
Air Weapons and Licensing (Scotland) Bill: Stage 1 Agenda item 2 is our ninth and final oral evidence session on the Air Weapons and Licensing (Scotland) Bill.
Official Report
Meeting date:
27 October 2016
Public Petitions Committee 27 October 2016
It is suggested that we contact Living Streets Scotland, Guide Dogs Scotland and the Society of Chief Officers of Transportation in Scotland, which might have views on the petition.
Official Report
Meeting date:
27 January 2022
Constitution, Europe, External Affairs and Culture Committee 27 January 2022
Other UK nations are moving more slowly than Scotland to ban those products. I very much hope that they follow Scotland’s lead on that, as what is good for us will be good for people in England, Wales and Northern Ireland, but it is the democratic right of our neighbouring nat...
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2 September 2025
Climate Justice letter to Cab Sec
What follows is a summary of the oral evidence that we heard. Scotland’s credibility 9. It was suggested that Scotland’s credibility on the international stage was 2 “potentially damaged” by missed climate change targets but that leaders should take stock and emphasise the positives as well as providing transparency ...
Last updated:
20 June 2025
Minute of the meeting held on 4 March 2025
Cross-Party Group on Towns and Town Centres, Financing and Investing in Our Towns—Deliverables and Constraints th Tuesday 4 March 2025, 17:40-18:30 Minutes Present MSPs Meghan Gallacher MSP Stephen Kerr MSP Invited guests Kimberley Guthrie Scotland’s Towns Partnership Anna Tozer Scottish Futures Trust Gary Templeton Moray Council Colin Souter Robertson Property Non-MSP Group Members Adrian Watson Aberdeen Inspired Business Improvement District Alison Luke-Jones Scotland’s Towns Partnership Angharad Rogers Moray Chamber of Commerce Chloe Milne Fisher & Donaldson Cliff Robertson Project Management Services Daniel MacIntyre Argyll & Bute Council David McDowall East Ayrshire Council Elaine Bone Scotland’s Towns Partnership Emilie Wadsworth Verture Gabija Blazyte TechFest Gemma Slight Fife Council Hannah Clinch Dunoon Community Development Trust Heather Macnaughton Historic Environment Scotland Jamie Mackie Scottish Grocers' Federation Jonny Pickering Glasgow City Council Kathryn Hill Midsteeple Quarter Ken Ford Pacific Shelf 360 Ltd Kevin Harrison Artlink Central Limited Kirsten Logue South of Scotland Enterprise Leigh Sparks Scotland’s Towns Partnership Magdalena Swider West Dunbartonshire Council 1 Margaret Fraser Possilpark Improvement District Nairn Pearson West Lothian Council Nicola Hutchinson Scotland’s Towns Partnership Paul Fretwell Architects Scotland Ltd Ro Pengelly University of Stirling www.deshca.co.uk housing, and ISPA project Rob Kirk Thrive in the City Ross Martin ScotIncGrowth Sharon Rice-Jones Perth and kinross council Suzanne Hamilton Frontline Consultants Suzanne Rhind Aberdeenshire Council Tracy Murray East Ayrshire Council Wendy Findlay TechFest Apologies Sarah Boyack MSP David Melhuish Scottish Property Federation James Trolland Sustainable Drumchapel Katherine Macintosh Robertson Property Agenda item 1 Welcome and Opening Remarks – Kimberley Guthrie (STP) Agenda item 2 th Minute of last meeting held 4 December and Matters Arising - Meghan Gallacher MSP, Convener The convenor requested that any questions or feedback be placed in the chat acknowledging that additional parliamentary business had curtailed the available time for additional discussion at this committee.
Last updated:
25 April 2025
ConvenerToSPPA_21Mar25
In considering this, I expect SPPA to work with its key employer and member stakeholders employers to get the right communication to those affected.
Last updated:
26 September 2024
CityofEdinburghCouncilHousingEmergency
Yours sincerely Paul Lawrence Chief Executive 2 Appendix 1: 1) To note the acute nature of Edinburgh’s homelessness crisis, with approximately 5000 households in temporary accommodation, the highest number in Scotland. 2) To note the severe shortage of social rented homes, with approximately 200 bids for each property advertised through Edindex and additional pressures for accessible and family homes. 3) To also note the impact the lack of accessible homes had on other service areas within the Council, including Health and Social Care. 4) To note the increasing pressure within the private rental sector, with the highest rental inflation in the United Kingdom at 13.7%. 5) To note additional pressures on the social and private rental sector from the increased demand in accommodating refugees from conflicts around the world, many of these conflicts becoming long term with refugees unable to return home and rightly seeking and being provided with permanent accommodation. 6) To note the increased demand from the removal of the local connection rules meaning that anyone in Scotland and, in certain circumstances, people elsewhere in the UK could present themselves as homeless in Edinburgh. 7) To note the pressures on the Registered Social Landlord (RSL) sector, with RSLs report finding themselves unable to develop future housing due to the financial constraints of the rent cap and increasing interest rates, meaning that it was impossible for them to set out a rental business plan that would increase future rents in line with costs.
