There are 39,610 results relating to "S6W-01975"
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Date answered:
18 June 2025
S6W-38343
You can find a Final Progress Update report for the Fund summarising its impacts here: Promoting-Equality-and-Cohesion-Fund-Final-Report-Jan-Sep-2021-for-SG-publication.pdf S6W-38343
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Date answered:
18 June 2025
S6W-38345
You can find a Final Progress Update report for the Fund summarising its impacts here: Promoting-Equality-and-Cohesion-Fund-Final-Report-Jan-Sep-2021-for-SG-publication.pdf S6W-38345
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Date answered:
17 June 2025
S6W-38270
This includes the £30 million provided to local authorities through our EV Infrastructure Fund which is on track secure additional private sector investment in public EV charging and support the provision of a further 6,000 public charge points across Scotland. S6W-38270
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Date answered:
11 June 2025
S6W-38279
Social Security Scotland routinely publishes information on application processing times for Carer Support Payment as part of official statistics releases.The latest statistics covering the period to 31 March 2025 were published on Tuesday 13 May and can be found at https://www.socialsecurity.gov.scot/publications/statistics.Supplementary analysis, based on the latest published statistics, is provided in the following tables.Table 1 - The number of applications processed for Carer Support Payment by financial year and processing time .Processing timeTotalFinancial year 2023-2024Financial year 2024-2025Total applications processed10,3754309,945Applications processed in 41-50 working days80035765Applications processed in 51-60 working days57510565Applications processed in 61-70 working days3805375Applications processed in 71-80 working days2405240Applications processed in 81-90 working days1400140Applications processed in 91-100 working days80080Applications processed in 101-110 working days55055Applications processed in 111-120 working days35035Applications processed in 121 or more working days45045Table 2 - The percentage of applications processed for Carer Support Payment by financial year and processing time.Processing timeTotalFinancial year 2023-2024Financial year 2024-2025Total applications processed10,3754309,945Applications processed in 41-50 working days8%8%8%Applications processed in 51-60 working days6%2%6%Applications processed in 61-70 working days4%1%4%Applications processed in 71-80 working days2%1%2%Applications processed in 81-90 working days1%0%1%Applications processed in 91-100 working days1%0%1%Applications processed in 101-110 working days1%0%1%Applications processed in 111-120 working days0%0%0%Applications processed in 121 or more working days0%0%0% S6W...
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Date answered:
10 June 2025
S6W-37901
The Agri-Environment Climate Scheme (AECS) has already committed over £342 million to more than 3,400 businesses to support biodiversity and environmental enhancement.Aligned with our Vision for Agriculture, we are also developing future support schemes to better integrate biodiversity and tree planting into farming, recognising their role in climate mitigation and adaptation, as well as the multiple benefits they can offer for the farm business, for example the provision of shelter and shade for livestock from tree planting.Initiatives like the Whole Farm Plan and the £14 million Future Farming Investment Scheme will also support our farmers and crofters to identify opportunities to reduce their emissions and improve biodiversity while continuing to produce high quality food, including through diversification into renewable energy, agroforestry, and nature restoration. S6W...
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Date answered:
5 June 2025
S6W-37862
However, the forecasts also suggest that recruitment will remain challenging in the sector. S6W-37862
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Date answered:
4 June 2025
S6W-37789
The next Accredited Official Statistics on recorded crime (for year ending March 2025) will be published on the 24th June.Table 1: Homicide victims by sharp instrument by council area, Scotland, 2021-22 to 2023-24Local Authority2021-222022-232023-24Aberdeen City110Aberdeenshire012Angus010Argyll & Bute000Clackmannanshire010Dumfries & Galloway010Dundee201East Ayrshire010East Dunbartonshire100East Lothian001East Renfrewshire000Edinburgh, City of153Falkirk121Fife201Glasgow City536Highland001Inverclyde003Midlothian100Moray000Na h-Eileanan Siar000North Ayrshire200North Lanarkshire260Orkney Islands010Perth & Kinross001Renfrewshire213Scottish Borders000Shetland Islands001South Ayrshire010South Lanarkshire123Stirling011West Dunbartonshire010West Lothian410Scotland253028Table 2: Bladed or pointed article crimes by council area, Scotland, year ending December 2022 to year ending December 2024Local Authority202220232024Aberdeen City178229220Aberdeenshire120130115Angus645167Argyll & Bute357443Clackmannanshire565693Dumfries & Galloway9210682Dundee186216217East Ayrshire11311182East Dunbartonshire545434East Lothian496460East Renfrewshire252937Edinburgh, City of467420467Falkirk116141163Fife189222219Glasgow City96410881054Highland141146121Inverclyde7511683Midlothian334845Moray295949Na h-Eileanan Siar755North Ayrshire140141128North Lanarkshire347328346Orkney Islands468Perth & Kinross119110132Renfrewshire136167171Scottish Borders394549Shetland Islands390South Ayrshire5911366South Lanarkshire329331342Stirling487781West Dunbartonshire115129118West Lothian115140130Scotland4,4474,9614,827Note: The crime of possession of certain dangerous knives in a private place commenced 27th March 2023. S6W...
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Date answered:
21 May 2025
S6W-37519
Please see the following table setting out changes to Scottish Income Tax since the start of this parliamentary session.Table 1: Scottish Income Tax Policy: Income Tax Rates and Bands, 2021-22 – 2023-24 2021-222022-232023-24Band NameIncome RangeRateIncome RangeRateIncome RangeRateStarter Rate£12,571* - £14,66719%£12,571* - £14,73219%£12,571* - £14,73219%Basic Rate£14,668 - £25,29620%£14,733 - £25,68820%£14,733- £25,68820%Intermediate Rate£25,297 - £43,66221%£25,689 - £43,66221%£25,689 - £43,66221%Higher Rate£43,663 - £150,000**41%£43,663 - £150,000**41%£43,663 - £125,140**42%Top RateOver £150,000**46%Over £150,000**46%Over £125,140**47%* Assumes individuals are in receipt of the Standard UK Personal Allowance** Those earning more than £100,000 will see their Personal Allowance reduced by £1 for every £2 earned over £100,000Table 2: Scottish Income Tax Policy: Income Tax Rates and Bands, 2024-25 – 2025-26 2024-252025-26Band NameIncome RangeRateIncome RangeRateStarter Rate£12,571* - £14,87619%£12,571*- £15,39719%Basic Rate£14,877- £26,56120%£15,398 - £27,49120%Intermediate Rate£26,562 - £43,66221%£27,492 - £43,66221%Higher Rate£43,663 - £75,00042%£43,663 - £75,00042%Advanced Rate£75,001 - £125,140**45%£75,001 - £125,140**45%Top RateOver £125,140**48%Over £125,140**48%* Assumes individuals are in receipt of the Standard UK Personal Allowance** Those earning more than £100,000 will see their Personal Allowance reduced by £1 for every £2 earned over £100,000 S6W...
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Date answered:
13 May 2025
S6W-37269
It supports 115 projects from 107 organisations across every local authority in Scotland. S6W-37269
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Date answered:
7 May 2025
S6W-36740
Corra has indicated, through their formal grant reviews and monitoring, that the Children’s Parliament is delivering value for money and continues to demonstrate good progress towards the agreed objectives.The Children’s Parliament also evidenced delivery of the aims of the three year grant funding, of £147,000 per year, that they received between 2021-2024 as part of the UNCRC Implementation Programme. S6W...
