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Date answered:
28 October 2025
S6W-41024
All NHS Boards now provide these services either from a dedicated local team or, for very small Board areas, via pathways to MNPI care in larger Boards that host the maternity hospitals where the patient is receiving inpatient care. S6W-41024
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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...
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Date answered:
24 October 2025
S6W-40873
A suite of indicators for the Plan were published and can be viewed at: Proposed National Good Food Nation Plan - gov.scot. S6W-40873
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Date answered:
25 September 2025
S6W-40743
The £10 million fund will be fully disbursed by the end of the 2025-26 financial year.A breakdown is as follows:NHS Ayrshire and Arran£327,482NHS Borders£99,208NHS Dumfries and Galloway£133,076NHS Fife£307,495NHS Forth Valley£246,390NHS Grampian£437,038NHS Greater Glasgow & Clyde£957,544NHS Highland£300,399NHS Lanarkshire£561,378NHS Lothian£676,576NHS Orkney£21,985NHS Shetland£21,466NHS Tayside£346,825NHS Western Isles£29,138 Total£4,466,000We will also provide funding of £33,366 to Action for ME to support their Learn about ME online CPD module for health & social care professionals. S6W...
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Date answered:
10 September 2025
S6W-39748
We are working with local government, public sector and third sector partners to improve the reach and visibility of support services.Young people who require ongoing support after leaving school are supported by Skills Development Scotland and access tailored employability services through No One Left Behind, helping them into work or other positive destinations such as further or higher education, aligned with their aspirations.While students are statistically classified as economically inactive, these pathways are expected to lead to future employment and are considered positive steps toward long-term economic participation.Work continues across government and with partners to identify further impactful actions to reduce economic inactivity. S6W...
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Date answered:
28 August 2025
S6W-39857
The resource features a detailed case analysis about the so-called ‘Manosophere’ and the promotion of radical misogyny online from Zero Tolerance, the charity working to end men’s violence against women. S6W-39857
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Date answered:
27 August 2025
S6W-39785
It helped to create or safeguard over 1,700 jobs.In addition, we remain committed to delivering the recommendations laid out in the 2022 regional economic policy review and our 2025/26 Programme for Government further commits us to working with our regional partners to deliver both for the south of Scotland and the country as a whole. S6W-39785
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Date answered:
26 August 2025
S6W-39604
The powers to implement this remain with the UK Government and we are committed to working closely with them, Ofgem, suppliers and consumer organisations, to advocate for the delivery of a social tariff across Great Britain.Table 1: Fuel poverty rates by rural urban classificationUrban/Rural Classification2022 SHCS2023 SHCSJan to Mar 24Apr to Jun 24Jul to Sep 24Oct to Dec 24Jan to Mar 25Apr to Jun 25Jul to Sep 25Large urban areas313333323032333432Other urban areas283534323033333433Accessible small towns343230252328283128Remote small towns344143403841414241Urban Subtotal303434312932333432Accessible rural303129272628282828Remote rural474444434243434443Rural Subtotal473536333133333333All313434323032333432Notes1.The SHCS is a sample survey and therefore all figures are estimates which lie at the midpoint of a confidence interval which depends primarily on sample size. S6W...
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Date answered:
26 August 2025
S6W-39652
However, until the information submitted as part of that exercise has been quality assured and validated it is not possible to identify how many of those have had an expression of interest submitted via the Single Open Call. S6W-39652
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Date answered:
15 August 2025
S6W-39563
However, as enforcement of LEZs in these cities only began in mid-2024, the 2024 air quality data will not fully reflect the impact of LEZs in these cities.While it is therefore too early to assess the impact of the LEZs in all four of Scotland’s cities, Glasgow’s LEZ demonstrates a clear and direct link between a specific policy intervention and air quality benefits. S6W-39563
