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Date answered:
8 January 2026
S6W-42609
The evaluation of schemes from 2023-24 are still to be published. S6W-42609
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Date answered:
8 January 2026
S6W-42614
All RSS resources are hosted on the RSS website which can be accessed via Home - Road Safety Scotland.Each school will have instructions and messaging unique to their local area within their school travel plans, which will include messaging around e-bikes and e-scooters. S6W-42614
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Date answered:
6 January 2026
S6W-42697
The report was published in May 2024. S6W-42697
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Date answered:
6 January 2026
S6W-42522
Organisations were awarded funding based on assessment of their applications and how their proposed project would deliver against the intended outcomes i.e.People have greater awareness and understanding of their human rights, and how to access themPeople with protected characteristics have increased access to remedy where their rights have not been upheldPeople with protected characteristics have increased participation in public lifePeople with protected characteristics have increased influence in decisions that affect themThe Scottish Government has better access to data and depth of information about the experiences of people with protected characteristicsActors in civil society increasingly use Scotland’s domestic and international equality and human rights framework to influence and effect changeThe experience of people with protected characteristics is increasingly used to inform the policy and practice of public bodiesPublic services increasingly embed equality and human rights in their strategic planning and their day-to-day functionsOrganisations whose applications were unsuccessful were advised to contact Inspiring Scotland, the Fund Manager, to receive individual feedback on their applications. S6W...
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Date answered:
5 January 2026
S6W-42563
Any other identified grounds include reasons such as failed medical assessments and unsatisfactory employment history.Calendar YearReasonNumber of external job applications receivedabc*d*ef202012 3308468202110 37739620228 342266967202314 561489614202430 6438112754*These figures cannot be provided prior to 2022 due to changes in reporting and recording processes. S6W-42563
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Date answered:
5 January 2026
S6W-42494
As such, no funds have been distributed to local authorities to-date.The £100k funding does not include additional costs for other elements of the action plan, such as for Best Practice Guidance, survey work, and for the proposed four regional roundtables, which are being resourced by NatureScot separately.Additional funding of £10,000 from NatureScot has been made available to Highland Council as part of the Inverness Gull Management Pilot. S6W...
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19 December 2025
S6W-42358
Through this framework we are working with partners such as YouthLink Scotland, Medics Against Violence, and Police Scotland to provide targeted education programmes for our young people on the risks of and impacts of violence.In 2025-26 we are also providing £298,480 to respectme, Scotland’s national anti-bullying service, to provide advice and resources to schools, parents and carers to support and educate young people on the impact of bullying and build confidence and capacity to address bullying. S6W...
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18 December 2025
S6W-41567
The Scottish Government has engaged with the Financial Conduct Authority and impacted credit unions in Scotland to understand the implications of the withdrawal and the support being provided to current policyholders.The Cabinet Secretary for Finance and Local Government and I met with Paul Sweeney MSP and a representative of impacted credit unions on Tuesday 18 November and I have continued to engage with the credit union to discuss this further.The regulation of financial services is fully reserved; however, the Cabinet Secretary wrote to Lucy Rigby, the Economic Secretary to the Treasury on 21 November to ask her to consider the requests of the coalition of Scottish Credit Unions with an offer to meet to discuss this issue.We stand ready to work with the UK Government to avoid some of our most vulnerable people from being forced into funeral poverty or having to resort to debt to enable them and their families to have peace of mind at the end of their life. S6W...
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Date answered:
17 December 2025
S6W-42310
Within this report there are various examples of schools using PEF to support a breakfast club, such as Easter Carmuirs Primary School’s “Breakfast for All” programme, as well as Castlemilk High School’s work on studying during breakfast clubs.We are also investing £3 million to expand and enhance breakfast club provision across Scotland through our Bright Start Breakfasts fund – which supports 20,000 children across 490 breakfast clubs to get a healthy start to their day and put more money in family’s pockets by delivering real savings. S6W...
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Date answered:
17 December 2025
S6W-42242
Should councils wish to work together to share costs on a regional or national basis, they are at liberty to do so outside the auspices of SDG. S6W-42242
