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Date answered:
28 June 2023
S6W-19262
At the start of the pandemic Scottish Government set up opinion polling research to help understand knowledge, attitudes and claimed behaviour in relation to coronavirus, and motivations and barriers to adopting desired behaviours.
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
4 February 2022
S6W-05864
In addition, Abellio ScotRail also reviewed any instances of anti-social behaviour to ensure the proposed changes would reduce anti-social behaviour, offer passengers more staff visible in the frontline, both in stations and on train whilst improving revenue collection.
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
11 January 2022
S6W-05236
To ask the Scottish Government how it is applying evidence-based psychological interventions to change lifestyle behaviours related to (a) obesity, (b) disability and (c) chronic disease.
Official Report
Meeting date:
19 February 2025
Meeting of the Parliament 19 February 2025 [Draft]
Motion moved, That the Parliament agrees that the relevant provisions of the Renters’ Rights Bill, introduced in the House of Commons on 11 September 2024, which restrict the behaviour of private landlords, in relation to those with children and those who are benefit claimants, namely clauses 49, 52, 54, 137, 139, 142 and 145 of the Renters’ Rights Bill, s...
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
28 July 2020
S5W-30532
The Scottish FA has also launched a 'Return to Football Hub' which provides resources for all its National Affiliated Associations’ leagues, clubs and facilities to use to return to football safely in accordance with the Scottish FA and Scottish Government regulations.
Last updated:
14 February 2023
BB20220629
Supported by: Colin Beattie*, Kenneth Gibson*, Martin Whitfield*, Alexander Stewart*, Annabelle Ewing*, Bill Kidd*, Stuart McMillan*, Evelyn Tweed*, David Torrance*, Jeremy Balfour*, Finlay Carson*, Graeme Dey*, Audrey Nicoll*, Jackie Dunbar* *S6M-05113 Pam Gosal: Clydebank FC’s 2014s Football Festival Success—That the Parliament congratulates Clydebank FC’s 2014s and 2013s on their first ever football festival, which took place at Holm Park in Clydebank; understands that 35 teams took place from across Scotland with players ranging from seven to 10 years old; acknowledges the hard work and dedication of the teams, coaches, parents, and the students for making the festival a great success; notes that the club anticipates this becoming an annual event, and considers that participation in sports from a young age is hugely beneficial for the mental and physical health of young people.
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29 June 2022
BB20220629
Supported by: Colin Beattie*, Kenneth Gibson*, Martin Whitfield*, Alexander Stewart*, Annabelle Ewing*, Bill Kidd*, Stuart McMillan*, Evelyn Tweed*, David Torrance*, Jeremy Balfour*, Finlay Carson*, Graeme Dey*, Audrey Nicoll*, Jackie Dunbar* *S6M-05113 Pam Gosal: Clydebank FC’s 2014s Football Festival Success—That the Parliament congratulates Clydebank FC’s 2014s and 2013s on their first ever football festival, which took place at Holm Park in Clydebank; understands that 35 teams took place from across Scotland with players ranging from seven to 10 years old; acknowledges the hard work and dedication of the teams, coaches, parents, and the students for making the festival a great success; notes that the club anticipates this becoming an annual event, and considers that participation in sports from a young age is hugely beneficial for the mental and physical health of young people.
Last updated:
1 November 2022
TimelineEnglishNov2016v5
Sport and similar leisure activities were strictly controlled by Parliament passed an act making schooling compulsory Parliament, since it was thought that these were distractions from the age of eight for the sons of barons and wealthy from everyday work. Football and golf were banned in the landowners.
Last updated:
8 September 2022
20220603_PE1758_ThorntonGreyhounds
However with regard to the unfortunate possibility that his greyhound did break a leg whilst racing, which incidentally greyhounds love to do, in the same way that children love to play football and rugby and they too can break a leg whilst doing this, his leg was fixed and he continues to live a very happy life with Mr Ruskell.
Official Report
Meeting date:
7 January 2025
Meeting of the Parliament 07 January 2025
I did not catch the member’s full question, but I believe that it alluded to support for victims of such behaviour. I have already laid out some of the actions that the Scottish Government is taking to support victims and to look at what more action can be taken to do that.
