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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:
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:
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...
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Date answered:
7 November 2025
S6W-41190
The Group are considering the remaining recommendations of the report, including those relating to outcomes and measurement. S6W-41190
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Date answered:
6 November 2025
S6W-41224
The national principles state that access to play should be as wide-reaching and inclusive as possible, ensuring all children have access to play spaces where they feel safe and comfortable to use them. S6W-41224
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Date answered:
5 November 2025
S6W-41433
Section 22 is yet to be brought into force. S6W-41433
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Date answered:
5 November 2025
S6W-41536
In September, National Wellbeing Week, delivered by our National Wellbeing Champions Network with Scottish Government support, provided healthcare staff with valuable tools, practical insights and positive mental health benefits. S6W-41536
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Date answered:
3 November 2025
S6W-41390
The report concluded that the cladding would be very difficult to ignite, the cladding would not continue to burn unless there was an external and sustained heat source, therefore it was considered that the cladding system does not present a hazard in terms of life safety. S6W-41390
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Date answered:
31 October 2025
S6W-41056
Our dedicated Customer Engagement team is also available to provide one to one advice and support to organisations who need it.In response to user feedback, Disclosure Scotland has improved its regulated roles guidance and developed specific guidance for parent-run groups, sports organisations and health services.Volunteer Scotland Disclosure Services (VSDS) are funded by the Scottish Government to help voluntary sector organisations process applications and provide advice, guidance and training. S6W...
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Date answered:
30 October 2025
S6W-41170
However, the circumstances are limited and the SOAC clearly sets out when and where it would not be considered responsible to have a fire, including:when - such as periods of high or extreme fire risk; andwhere - such as in woodlands, on peat soils, and on farmland;and guidance on how to have a fire responsibly.NatureScot, the National Access Forum (NAF) and the national Visitor Management Co-ordination Group also undertake other activity to promote responsible behaviour with respect to fires and BBQs, such as:A fires messaging framework to ensure national consistency in messaging which includes very clear “no fires” at times of high or extreme fire risk.Fires and BBQs in the outdoors guidance for managers, rangers and land managersMedia campaigns annually promoting the SOAC and fires messaging at times of high or extreme fire risk.Scottish Fire and Rescue Service and the Scottish Wildfire Forum also provide Wildfire Danger Assessments which help prioritise communication and engagement activity. S6W...
