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Poverty and food bank use in Scotland It is simply not right that so many people in Scotland are facing impossible choices, unable to afford the essentials that we all need to eat, stay warm and dry, and keep clean.
The Committee would welcome updates from you as that situation develops. Many of the issues raised with you during the meeting had also been highlighted by COSLA and Highland Council.
Concern is being raised at all ranks as to the exceptional risks the loss of so many officers and with so many skills has on the ability to deliver policing at all levels.
It is simply not clear to many within and outside Scottish Government that the National Outcomes sit atop, or guide, the myriad of policy frameworks currently in use.
S5W-04802 Maurice Golden: To ask the Scottish Government (a) how many and (b) what types of jobs its circular economy strategy will deliver, and how many jobs have been delivered to date.
There is no breakdown of the total number of representations received by ESS, from whom, how many were redirected and how many were accepted, closed and with what outcomes.
In addition to losses in income, in having to remain at home, the cost of feeding households and heating homes will have increased for many. Accessing food also became an issue for many during the pandemic.