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22 February 2024
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*S6M-12160 Karen Adam: Celebrating Scotland and Banffshire and Buchan Coast as Premier Locations for Film and TV Production—That the Parliament celebrates what it sees as the ongoing success of Scotland, and Banffshire and Buchan Coast, as premiere locations for film and TV production; recognises what it sees as the positive economic and community benefits that this industry brings to Scotland at both local and national levels; notes that recent film and TV productions in Banffshire and Buchan Coast include the Steven Spielberg and Tom Hanks production, Masters of the Air, based on the non-fiction book by Donald L Miller; understands that Masters of the Air tells the true story of an American bomber squadron during the Second World War and features the Banffshire and Buchan Coast town of Fraserburgh in the second episode of the Apple TV production; notes that the beautiful Banffshire and Buchan Coast village of Portnockie, with its much-photographed Bow Fiddle Rock, starred in the finale of BBC's Traitors series, and that it is set to feature in the American series of the same name; understands that this has led to a marked increase in tourists to the Portnockie and Cullen area; believes that this filming adds to the recent starring role of Portsoy in the finale of Peaky Blinders, of Peterhead Prison as the prime location of the TV series, Screw, and of Macduff starring in the Netflix production of The Crown; further believes that there is a considerable potential for increased sustainable tourism and future film production in the Banffshire and Buchan Coast area, as well as across Scotland as a whole, and encourages people to visit the area and see for themselves why this corner of Scotland has become so popular for film production.
Official Report
Meeting date:
3 May 2022
Health, Social Care and Sport Committee 03 May 2022
There should be no shame in reaching out for support; the voices of people who have lived and living experience are critical to that process.
Official Report
Meeting date:
26 October 2017
Culture, Tourism, Europe and External Relations Committee 26 October 2017
The investment in a proposed new television channel and the guaranteed additional investment in network TV content, allied to a recent announcement by the First Minister indicating that a further £10 million of Government funding will be invested in TV and film in Scotland, pr...
Official Report
Meeting date:
26 May 2022
COVID-19 Recovery Committee 26 May 2022
There was clearly logic in doing that, albeit there is typically an older audience for TV. We watched a lot of television in Scotland across the year in 2020: more people watched television in Scotland than in any other UK nation.
Official Report
Meeting date:
1 June 2017
Culture, Tourism, Europe and External Relations Committee 01 June 2017
The weak pound is also helping, and more than £2 billion was spent on high-value film and television drama in the UK in 2016. The arrival of Netflix and Amazon, with film-industry-style tax breaks for high-value TV, which involves spending of more than £1 million per episode, has been a huge boost to the industry.
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13 March 2025
20240312 CPG Games MINUTES (003)
When that funding ended the film and TV sectors found it so useful, they continued to fund it directly and support programmes including apprenticeships.
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3 March 2025
20240312 CPG Games MINUTES
When that funding ended the film and TV sectors found it so useful, they continued to fund it directly and support programmes including apprenticeships.
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11 March 2025
Circular Economy CPG Minutes 5th February 2025
In addition, the gun wasn’t considered safe due to the radiation being emitted. • Refining how the XRF gun was used took three months, but OEG can now accurately determine TV waste categories. How to use the information gathered was the next step, and an app was developed to determine TV models based on label. • The ...
SPICe briefings
Date published:
11 October 2017
How can we reduce obesity in Scotland? - Full results
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ThemeGroupInterventionTotal Points% PointsIntervention Ranked by PointsEnvironmentFacilitate Walking and CyclingUrban redesign to facilitate and encourage walking and cycling2677%1Discourage Car UsageDisincentivise driving602%24Neighbourhood Safety and AppealIncrease appeal of neighbourhoods471%30Increase safety of neighbourhoods351%39Exercise FacilitiesInvest in physical exercise facilities for schools752%21Invest in physical exercise facilities for communities993%12Increase availability of physical exercise facilities in deprived or high-obesity areas762%18Food FacilitiesIncrease availability of food shops in deprived or high-obesity areas1033%11EconomicTaxing Unhealthy Food and DrinkIntroduce levies on manufacturers or retailers of unhealthy food / drink1434%6Increase relative price of unhealthy food / drink through tax1043%10Subsidising Healthy Food and DrinkReduce relative price of healthy food / drink for a target group through personal subsidies281%43Removing Agricultural Subsidies from Unhealthy FoodIncrease relative price of unhealthy food / drink by removing agricultural subsidies60%56Adding Agricultural Subsidies to Healthy FoodReduce relative price of healthy food / drink by adding agricultural subsidies2015%2Media and MarketingAdvertisingRestrict advertising of unhealthy food / drink on TV...
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29 September 2023
Asylum Seekers in Scotland notes from ESOL and interpreters discussion 6 June 2023
So, as others in previous groups mentioned, they try to self- learn- by watching tv and or YouTube, but this means essentially staying inside accommodation and being isolated.
