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Date answered:
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, and which this government seems intent to do with funds such as Pride in Place. S6W...
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Date answered:
21 November 2025
S6W-41900
As with all infrastructure projects, construction of the long-term solution can only commence if it is approved under the relevant statutory authorisation process and thereafter a timetable for delivery can be determined. S6W-41900
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Date answered:
18 November 2025
S6W-41659
To date, Scotland’s Heat Network Fund has awarded approximately £14.6 million to seven heat network projects in Scotland. S6W-41659
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Date answered:
18 November 2025
S6W-41669
The forthcoming expansion of the Armed Forces Covenant would therefore be considered if it required an expansion of early learning and childcare.Scottish Ministers are highly supportive of the aims of the Armed Forces Covenant and the commitment of organisations across Scotland to build enhanced support for the Armed Forces community and foster better integration between the community and the Armed Forces.Officials have been in contact with MOD on the extension of the Covenant Duty and look forward to receiving more detail from UK Ministers and considering further in due course.As part of the expansion of funded Early Learning and Childcare (ELC) to 1140 hours, local authorities have a statutory duty to ensure that there is a funded place available for all eligible children in their area.Under the Additional Support for Learning Act 2004, education authorities are responsible for identifying and meeting the additional support needs of children in ELC settings, which includes children from Armed Forces families.In line with the National Standard for Early Learning and Childcare Providers we expect local authorities and settings to work together to support to support all children, including those with additional support needs, to access their funded ELC entitlement. S6W...
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Date answered:
17 November 2025
S6W-41633
We have commissioned research to identify potential candidate products for these regulations. S6W-41633
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13 November 2025
S6W-41628
From April to July 2025, Disclosure Scotland experienced higher than normal call volumes, which reflects the application volume peak during this period and has increased overall average wait time in the 12 month period.Monthly calls received and wait times are provided in the following table:Activity periodTotal calls receivedAverage wait time (hours:minutes:seconds)November 2024844600:00:47December 2024644000:01:32January 2025809200:00:59February 2025773200:00:59March 20251042700:01:54April 20251422100:06:44May 20251926200:23:14June 20251739300:31:20July 20251133400:27:22August 2025803200:38:36September 2025737000:42:17October 20251082600:19:51 S6W...
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Date answered:
12 November 2025
S6W-41653
This fund allows any organisation of any size and in any location in Scotland, that support victims of crime including survivors of domestic abuse, to apply for a share of this Fund, which is financed by penalties imposed on offenders.We also provide support through the Victim Centred Approach Fund which will deliver over £32 million to 23 organisations between 2025 and 2027, including £12 million for advocacy support for survivors of gender-based violence. S6W...
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Date answered:
11 November 2025
S6W-41373
A delivery plan for 2025-26 was also set out and we will report on progress of that and share our 2026-27 delivery plan by Summer 2026. S6W-41373
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Date answered:
11 November 2025
S6W-41590
#Scheme nameLocal authorityCompletionCost (2016)(£m)Final cost(£m)# of properties with improved protection1HuntlyAberdeenshire20174.83.8682NewmillMoray20171.81.8183DundeeDundee City20186.26.92004KirkwallOrkney20181.81.85415White Cart Water Phase 3Glasgow20195.97.2876Camlachie BurnGlasgow20191.21.8This is one element of a phased project to reduce flood risk in the area7Smithton and CullodenHighland202115.510.01298Broughty FerryDundee City202210.016.34509Kirkintilloch - Park BurnEast Dunbartonshire20220.40.47010New CumnockEast Ayrshire20223.38.410811DrumnadrochitHighland20223.45.13512ArbroathAngus202311.413.553013Caol and LochysideHighland20238.415.229614StonehavenAberdeenshire202319.927.537615Millport CoastalNorth Ayrshire202412.148.665716StranraerDumfries and Galloway20240.41.635017Upper GarnockNorth Ayrshire202415.518.560018Kilmacolm – Glenmosston BurnInverclydeCompletion confirmed but exact date not provided by local authority in annual returns0.50.5Not provided by local authority as designprovides general reduction in downstream flows19Quarriers VillageInverclydeCompletion confirmed but exact date not provided by local authorityin annual returns0.20.26020CampbeltownArgyll and Bute20259.316.077021HawickBorders202537.478.6970 S6W...
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Date answered:
7 November 2025
S6W-41226
Additionally, the Learning Estate Strategy – which was co-produced by the Scottish Government and COSLA – includes a guiding principle that makes clear that outdoor learning and the use of outdoor learning environments should be maximised.The Scottish Government is currently working with a range of national partners to deliver the actions within the LfS Action Plan, to implement the Learning Estate Strategy and, through the work of the Scottish Outdoor Learning Strategic Working Group, to agree further actions to support and promote outdoor learning. S6W...
