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11 December 2024
S6W-31874
The majority of clients have sought help for a legal problem connected to child contact, child maintenance and divorce.We will evaluate the pilot model once the current funding ends in March 2026 and learning lessons from projects such as these, is incredibly useful and enables us to shape and inform any future services and target funding in the places it is most needed.We remain committed to tackling all forms of violence against women and girls, including domestic abuse, and we will continue to work closely with statutory agencies and stakeholders to ensure that victims receive the support they need. S6W...
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11 December 2024
S6W-31942
Many areas now also have formal arrangements with other Health Boards to utilise and share expertise. S6W-31942
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9 December 2024
S6W-31890
This will enable people and communities to undertake a range of land management activities that help to deliver net zero, biodiversity and sustainable and regenerative agriculture. S6W-31890
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3 December 2024
S6W-31469
Requirements for applicants are considered on an on-going basis and are a key consideration in the development of the future Agricultural Support Framework. S6W-31469
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3 December 2024
S6W-31313
COPFS will provide that information to relatives when advising them of the final cause of death. S6W-31313
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2 December 2024
S6W-31422
SCMA are currently in discussions with local authorities regarding participation for year 2 (2025-26), and we welcome their commitment to supporting the childminding workforce. S6W-31422
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2 December 2024
S6W-31280
Whilst the majority of development work is carried out by Scottish Government staff, the Scottish Government occasionally requires external professional advice on complex issues, as previously set out.The breakdown of spend on the NCS since August 2021 is as follows;Staff - £24.4 millionStaff Related - £0.3 millionNCS Programme Development – Non-Staff - £4.1millionTotal Spend - £28.7 million. S6W...
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28 November 2024
S6W-31415
As part of this work part time, distance learning and earn as you learn models of education, which may benefit rural and island areas, are currently being explored by the Allied Health Professions (AHP) advisory group that oversees the implementation of the AHP Education and Workforce Policy Review recommendations.The Scottish Government, in collaboration with the Centre for Workforce Supply and the National Centre for Remote and Rural Health and Care is developing a model of sustained ongoing direct support for employers across health, social care, social work and children’s services in rural and island areas to overcome barriers to recruitment and retention The direct support model will consist of three key elements including a Rural and Island Recruitment Forum, a Living Library and a Recruitment Toolkit. S6W...
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27 November 2024
S6W-31354
Such technologies will take time to be brought forward, but they offer a route to the creation of new, highly skilled jobs at Grangemouth and our focus is on accelerating the deployment of these projects and associated jobs.Lastly, the Deputy First Minister and Secretary of State for Scotland have also signed an enhanced Falkirk and Grangemouth Growth Deal that will support wider economic development for those who live in the locality. S6W...
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25 November 2024
S6W-31207
It should be noted however, that SPS are unlikely to record an instance of attempted homicide until the individual has been found guilty in a court of law, until such time it will be recorded as an assault.4.The following table provides a breakdown of prisoner-on-prisoner assaults for the period 2016-17 – 2023-24:Prisoner on Prisoner AssaultsEstablishment2016/172017/182018/192019/202020/212021/222022/232023/24Addiewell3838771268277116165Barlinnie5367115193123163117120Bella 00Dumfries12121113681210Edinburgh64821169883816194Glenochil2234714726271225Grampian6471675637383730Greenock151614915121612Inverness1612182524211515Kilmarnock33496114165526583Lilias 00Low Moss3947726136535444Castle Huntly11000100Perth76657410359755588Polmont6913817018919324816598Shotts2725213730281431Cornton Vale/Stirling131111450201.The following table provides a breakdown of prisoner on staff assaults for the period 2016-17 – 2023-24:Prisoner on Staff AssaultsEstablishment2016/172017/182018/192019/202020/212021/222022/232023/24Addiewell2429384651514462Barlinnie3030354435493045Bella 00Dumfries1282644625Edinburgh14332633292121Glenochil626422081967Grampian2511193729291921Greenock2263755094Inverness24318111154Kilmarnock9313925322438Lilias 00Low Moss99222215201041Castle Huntly00100000Perth1611274023292921Polmont2324353229432318Shotts151915203312812Cornton Vale/Stirling142826166492 S6W...
