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Date answered:
4 June 2021
S6W-00206
In the longer-term, the annual cost of bringing the higher non-domestic property rate into line with England is likely to be higher due to the expiration of 100% Retail, Hospitality, Leisure and Aviation relief on 31 March 2022 and which is estimated to save ratepayers £719 million in 2021-22. S6W-00206
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Date answered:
3 June 2021
S6W-00263
Day Venue Venue Venue Venue Venue Sunday 30 May SSE Hydro 9am to 18 Monday 31 May Glasgow Club Easterhouse 9am to 18 Glasgow Club Donald Dewar 9am to 18 Hub Community Centre, Clydebank 9am to 15.00 Tuesday 1 June Lagoon Leisure Centre 9am to 18 Wednesday 2 June SSE Hydro 9am to 18 Glasgow Central Mosque 9am to 18 Lagoon Leisure Centre 9am to 18 Allander Leisure Centre 9am to 18 Thursday 3 June SSE Hydro 9am to 18 Glasgow Central Mosque 9am to 18 Alexandria Community Centre 9am to 15.00 Barmulloch Community Centre 9am to 18 Friday 4 June SSE Hydro 9am to 18 Glasgow Central Mosque 9am to 18 Barrhead Foundry 9am to 15.00 Carmichael Hall Eastwood 9am to 18 Glasgow Club Castlemilk 9am to 15.00 Saturday 5 June SSE Hydro 9am to 18 Glasgow Central Mosque 9am to 18 Renfrew Leisure Centre 9am to 15.00 Carmichael Hall Eastwood 9am to 18 Johnstone Town Hall 9am to 15.00 Sunday 6 June SSE Hydro 9am to 18 Glasgow Central Mosque 9am to 18 Kirkintilloch Leisure Centre 9am to 15.00 Greenock Town hall 9am to 18 Concorde Centre, Dumbarton 9am to 15.00 S6W...
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Date answered:
9 January 2026
S6W-42583
The aim of the funding in the 2025-26 academic year is to enable 800 learners to access or progress in their learning.In 2025-26, a further £200,000 has been awarded to ESOL Scotland for a nationwide online ESOL pilot for up to 1,800 learners responding to the demand identified by the review report. S6W-42583
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5 January 2026
S6W-42581
This is likely to take several years for each UK nation.We will continue to work with NHS boards and national delivery partners to ensure diagnostic capacity and workforce planning remain central to improving respiratory care and meeting the needs of people across Scotland. S6W-42581
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16 December 2025
S6W-42351
Additional features have also recently been introduced, including:Adding rainfall data over a 48-hour period which helps show if an overflow is working as it should and shows a direct correlation between rainfall levels and overflow activityShowing Bathing Water locations to allow users to search for official SEPA designated Bathing WatersImproved icons to better explain when and why an overflow status may say ‘no data available’Enhanced FAQs to explain key facts about storm overflows and the information available in the near real-time mapScottish Water also includes a feedback form on the Overflow Map page on its website, which allows users to give input on their user experience and make suggestions for future improvements.Scottish Water believes this new service provides greater transparency on overflow event performance and it is widely believed that the current overflow map service is industry leading." S6W...
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Date answered:
12 December 2025
S6W-42549
Hosting the Grand Départ for the 2027 Tour de France will enhance Scotland’s already stellar reputation as an international events destination, and will allow us to further showcase our country on the world stage, with the event being broadcast in 190 countries, with around 150 million viewers in Europe alone.Through the relevant budget review processes, the Scottish Government will continue to scrutinise budget lines and engage with the Scottish Parliament’s Finance and Public Administration Committee as appropriate. S6W...
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Date answered:
3 December 2025
S6W-42138
These range from over-arching legislative instruments and UK level Concept of Operations Plans down to site-specific emergency response plans. S6W-42138
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Date answered:
30 October 2025
S6W-40929
This strategy recognises the complex factors affecting suicide, and our action plan sets out the wide programme of work we are taking forward with partners - across the public, private, third sector and communities - to ensure everyone affected by suicide can access compassionate, appropriate and timely support.Scottish Government has met the Programme for Government commitment to double suicide prevention annual funding to £2.8m in the current parliamentary term, which is helping us to drive forward our ambitious strategy and action plan. S6W...
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Date answered:
30 October 2025
S6W-40959
The Scottish Government is seeking to mitigate the impact of these costs by providing an additional £5.5 million in this current financial year, but the added costs to our public sector from increased national insurance contributions are not helping us to realise our potential for economic growth. S6W-40959
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Date answered:
28 October 2025
S6W-40845
Independent evaluation in 2024 found that HPB cancers made up 17% of the cancers found.Further to this, we have committed in the Cancer Action Plan 2023-2026 to invest in improving the pathways of less survivable cancers, particularly hepatocellular carcinoma and pancreatic cancer, aiming to shorten the time to staging and agreeing treatment options.To that end, the Scottish Government commissioned the Scottish Hepato-Pancreato-Biliary Network (SHPBN) to develop standardised pathways that improve outcomes for people with HPB cancers, working with NHS Boards, third sector organisations and patients where most appropriate.I will continue to keep Parliament updated as this work progresses. S6W...
