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SPICe briefings
Date published:
12 May 2021
Key Issues for Session 6: COVID, Climate and Constitution - Looking back – 22 years of economic strategies
– some would argue the landscape is still cluttered
Over the last two decades, Scotland’s economic policy landscape has evolved from a narrow enterprise agency approach to a wider whole government approach. SPICe’s 2019 blog stated that while there is merit to this more holistic approach to economic policy, it has weakened accountability, and makes evaluati...
Committee reports
Date published:
22 March 2021
Legacy Paper - Social media
One additional service which we have utilised this session is the services of the SPICe Data Visualisation Team. The team’s core role is to produce infographics, charts and graphs for committee reports and SPICe publications.
SPICe briefings
Date published:
19 December 2018
Local Government Finance: Budget 2019-20 and provisional allocations to local authorities - Real terms change, 2018-19 to 2019-20, excluding ring-fenced grants
This is calculated by deducting "Total ring-fenced grants" from the "Revised Total" Revenue funding.
Figures 6 - SPICe analysis: Provisional Revenue allocations, excluding ring-fenced funding, real terms change, %
SPICe briefings
Date published:
21 May 2018
Local Government Finance: facts and figures 2013-14 to 2018-19 - Table 6 - SPICe analysis of Finance Circular figures based on 85% Funding Floor calculation, 2018-19
Table 6 - SPICe analysis of Finance Circular figures based on 85% Funding Floor calculation, 2018-19
85% floor calcs - Total Revenue + Assumed CTax2016 mid year populationTotal Revenue + assumed CTaxPer head% of Scottish averageAdjusted total Revenue + assumed CTaxNew per head% of Scottish averageAberdeen City 229,840422.11,83683.9%422.11,83684.7%Edinburgh, City of 507,170939.61,85384.6%939.61,85385.5%Moray 96,070192.12,00091.4%192.12,00092.3%Aberdeenshire 262,190527.22,01191.8%527.22,01192.8%Perth & Kinross 150,680311.92,07094.6%311.92,07095.5%East Lothian 104,090215.52,07094.6%215.52,07095.5%Fife 370,330776.12,09695.7%776.12,09696.7%Angus 116,520244.62,09995.9%244.62,09996.8%West Lothian 180,130379.62,10796.3%379.62,10797.2%Falkirk 159,380337.72,11996.8%337.72,11997.7%South Lanarkshire 317,100682.02,15198.2%682.02,15199.2%North Lanarkshire 339,390730.82,15398.4%730.82,15399.3%Renfrewshire 175,930379.62,15898.6%379.62,15899.6%East Dunbartonshire 107,540233.82,17499.3%233.82,174100.3%Midlothian 88,610193.12,17999.6%193.12,179100.6%Stirling 93,750205.72,194100.2%205.72,194101.2%East Ayrshire 122,200269.72,207100.8%269.72,207101.8%Scottish Borders 114,530253.02,209100.9%253.02,209101.9%South Ayrshire 112,470249.12,215101.2%249.12,215102.2%Clackmannanshire 51,350114.82,235102.1%114.82,235103.1%Highland 234,770542.02,309105.5%542.02,309106.5%Dumfries & Galloway 149,520345.22,309105.5%345.22,309106.5%Dundee City 148,270345.52,330106.4%345.52,330107.5%East Renfrewshire 93,810220.32,348107.3%220.32,348108.3%Glasgow City 615,0701,463.72,380108.7%1,463.72,380109.8%North Ayrshire 135,890324.62,389109.1%324.62,389110.2%Inverclyde 79,160192.62,433111.2%192.62,433112.3%West Dunbartonshire 89,860222.42,475113.1%222.42,475114.2%Argyll & Bute 87,130234.72,694123.0%219.32,517116.1%Eilean Siar 26,900105.53,920179.1%67.72,517116.1%Orkney 21,85082.83,789173.1%55.02,517116.1%Shetland 23,20094.54,072186.0%58.42,517116.1%Scotland5,404,70011,831.62,189100%11,714.62,167100%Source: SPICe calculations based on Local government Finance Circulars, NRS Mid-Year Population Estimates
Committees
Last updated:
1 April 2026
Pre-Budget Scrutiny 2024-25: The Sustainability of Scotland's Finances
Read the SPICe summary:
SPICe Summary of Written Submissions
Committee Report
The Committee's report, Pre-Budget Scrutiny 2024-25: The Sustainability of Scotland's Finances, was published on 6 November 2023.
Committee reports
Date published:
16 September 2024
Report on Scotland's Commissioner Landscape: A Strategic Approach - Introduction
SPICe. Scotland's Commissioner Landscape: A Strategic Approach - analysis of the call for views.
Official Report
Meeting date:
10 September 2025
Citizen Participation and Public Petitions Committee 10 September 2025
The SPICe briefing tells us that existing legislation sets out the temperatures at which foods must be cooked and maintained but not the maximum temperature at which foods, or indeed liquids, should be served.
Last updated:
2 September 2025
SPICe Briefing for petition PE2177
SPICe Briefing for petition PE2177.
Last updated:
30 May 2025
SPICe Briefing for petition PE2150
SPICe Briefing for petition PE2150.
Committees
Published:
17 February 2022
Children and Young People's Commissioner Scotland submission of 17 February 2022
Equally concerning, there have been examples where schools have permitted warmer clothing, but required children and young people to buy uniform versions via the school, increasing the cost to families.
