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30 October 2025
S6W-41289
The report notes that evidence of urban and peri-urban agriculture in Scotland is more focused on the social, community and environmental benefits of community growing (eg. allotments and community gardens) and that most community gardening in Scotland is currently not commercially viable.The Scottish Government continue to fund on-going research as part of the 2022-27 ENRA Strategic Research Programme which explores the means, barriers and drivers for increasing the production and use of Scotland’s fruit and vegetables (Incentivising resilient and innovative food supply chains and sustainable consumer choices | SEFARI).
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1 October 2025
S6W-40598
The pathway is being implemented to aid with the diagnosis and management of headache disorders including migraine, offer guidance on management, and support health boards to aid their future planning.The Scottish Government funded £221,176 to the Migraine Trust across 2022-2024 to work upskilling community, primary and secondary care pharmacists acro...
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16 September 2025
S6W-40181
They also chair the Mountain Safety Group, which was established to monitor and review mountain safety strategy, collaborate with partners, and provide leadership across mountain safety.Sportscotland investment in Mountaineering Scotland over the previous five years is as follows:2020 – 2021- £268,8502021 – 2022 - £226,2602022 &ndash...
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16 September 2025
S6W-40331
Therefore, it is not possible to provide exact figures of expenditure on a) removal and b) control of Rhododendron ponticum in each year since 2020-21. However, between 2022-23 and 2024-25 £1.685 million was spent on INNS and rhododendron removal and follow-up control in priority rainforest areas.
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11 September 2025
S6W-40195
This includes up to 3,000 additional staff - almost 700 of whom are teachers - with the remainder in roles such as family link workers, pupil support assistants, education psychologists, speech and language therapists and family income advisors.The Scottish Government also continues to support free income maximisation, welfare and debt advice services with £16.9 million invested in 2025-26, a significant increase on the £12.3 million invested in 2022...
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11 September 2025
S6W-40273
For example, construction inflation reached 24% in the summer of 2022.Despite these headwinds we remain absolutely committed to our longstanding affordable home ambitions.
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8 August 2025
S6W-39731
In addition to scored social impact questions, it highlights other practical ways to achieve social and economic outcomes, such as:While Including social requirements in specifications,Dividing contracts into lots to facilitate access for SMEs and third sector organisations,Reserving contracts for supported businesses.The effectiveness of this approach, which includes extensive training and support to implement these policies, is evidenced in the 2023 report Scotland’s Journey of Achieving Sustainable Procurement Outcomes (2002–2022...
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Date answered:
25 June 2025
S6W-38001
Engagement with businesses in Scotland informed the production of the BANS series, including Building a New Scotland: A stronger economy with independence (October 2022) which details how businesses will be supported on trade.The proposals in the paper include support services and guidance to help traders understand and comply with any new arrangements.
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7 May 2025
S6W-37113
Although there has been increases in homelessness applications and non-compliance with statutory duties in some areas, 12 local authorities reduced the number of households in temporary accommodation in 2023-24 compared to 2022-23 and 20 councils reduced the number of children in temporary accommodation.Increasing housing supply is key to reducing levels of...
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29 April 2025
S6W-36963
Procurement legislation requires public bodies to treat suppliers equally and without discrimination irrespective of size when buying goods, services and works.Through the Procurement Reform (Scotland) Act 2014, we introduced a legal requirement for public bodies to consider and act on opportunities to facilitate the involvement of small or medium-sized enterprises (‘SMEs’), third sector organisations and supported businesses in the procurement process, and also to advertise regulated contract opportunities openly and transparently on Public Contracts Scotland, helping SMEs to identify opportunities in the supply chain.We continue to focus on making it easier for SMEs to participate in public supply chains, including publishing an SME and Third Sector Procurement Action Plan in 2024 as part of our New Deal for Business.We continue to test, challenge and inform procurement approaches through industry engagement, such as round tables with SMEs, to underpin continuous improvement.The ‘annual report on procurement activity in Scotland 2022...
