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Date answered:
2 April 2025
S6W-36137
These should be followed up with referrals and support to enable the household to engage with the relevant housing, health, education, social care service and independent advice services.The temporary accommodation standards framework also states that local authorities should offer support to enable households to access information and appropriate services, including counselling, substance use, mental health, domestic abuse, medical, dental, optical and money/welfare advice services. S6W...
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Date answered:
31 March 2025
S6W-35948
The fund provides emergency support and a lifeline to people in need, through crisis grants to help meet immediate short-term needs arising from exceptional circumstances and community care grants to help eligible people establish or maintain a settled home. S6W-35948
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Date answered:
28 March 2025
S6W-35705
We will be working with Consumer Scotland to look into affordability measures for the next regulatory period starting in 2027. S6W-35705
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Date answered:
27 February 2025
S6W-34978
where a relief is available nationwide comparisons with a control group of similar non-domestic properties would be limited by important differences, such as being a different property type or being outside of Scotland, allowing few meaningful comparisons;differences in the characteristics of businesses and organisations eligible for a particular relief;the unpredictability of the behavioural response to any changes in tax liabilities;the effects of a relief on businesses or organisations that have multiple properties, not all of which qualify for a given relief, or may be subject to the cap on the overall value of relief;difficulties in matching non-domestic rates valuation roll data to business level datasets to understand the effects of a relief on businesses economic outcomes and behaviour makes a business-based analysis resource intensive. S6W...
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Date answered:
26 February 2025
S6W-35038
Instead the Scottish Government will continue to celebrate the contribution that young people make, strengthen their voices, and importantly ensure their views continue to be heard directly by decision makers. S6W-35038
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Date answered:
25 February 2025
S6W-34239
The campaign evaluation found that the it was well received, with good brand cut through and 82% of consumers questioned about the impact of our adverts saying that they took action to change their behaviour after seeing them-particularly around ensuring their turkey was cooked thoroughly and using leftovers safely. S6W-34239
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Date answered:
25 February 2025
S6W-34135
Transport Scotland’s Key Reported Road Casualties and Reported Road Casualties statistics publications will present both adjusted and unadjusted figures. S6W-34135
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Date answered:
20 February 2025
S6W-35115
Between April 2024 and September 2024 imaging list size reduced by 7.5% and scopes by 7.3%.At Board level, we have seen significant percentage reductions in waiting times across a number of specialities where funding has been targeted, as set out in the following table:NHS BoardSpecialityActivity Type% change between ongoing waits April to end Sept 2024Ayrshire & ArranImagingDiagnostics-35.2%FifeImagingDiagnostics-44.3%Forth ValleyImagingDiagnostics-22.9%Golden Jubilee National HospitalImagingDiagnostics-16.7%GrampianImagingDiagnostics-34.3%HighlandImagingDiagnostics-6.0%LanarkshireImagingDiagnostics-7.3%TaysideImagingDiagnostics-11.4%BordersScopesDiagnostics-19.0%Greater Glasgow & ClydeScopesDiagnostics-26.7%GrampianScopesDiagnostics-9.0%HighlandScopesDiagnostics-6.5%LanarkshireScopesDiagnostics-16.1%TaysideScopesDiagnostics-8.6%LanarkshireOphthalmologyInpatient / Daycase-14.9%ShetlandOphthalmologyInpatient / Daycase-35.5%FifeOrthopaedicsInpatient / Daycase-5.2%Greater Glasgow & ClydeOrthopaedicsInpatient / Daycase-0.4%HighlandOrthopaedicsInpatient / Daycase-6.2%LanarkshireOrthopaedicsInpatient / Daycase-9.3%LothianOrthopaedicsInpatient / Daycase-7.6%Forth ValleyUrologyInpatient / Daycase-22.4%LothianUrologyInpatient / Daycase-12.7%HighlandENTInpatient / Daycase-19.0%LothianGeneral SurgeryInpatient / Daycase-9.8%HighlandGynaecologyNew Outpatients-9.6%HighlandOrthopaedicsNew Outpatients-8.5%Following the budget announcement in December 2024 to invest a further £200 million to reduce waiting and support reductions in delayed discharge, we will continue to build on progress to ensure that no one is waiting over 52 weeks by March 2026. S6W...
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Date answered:
31 January 2025
S6W-33899
Please find details of these below:Fisheries stakeholders present:22-06-2023 – NMP Forum, in-person event at EICC, Edinburgh20-06-2024 – NMP2 HLO Fisheries workshop, virtual22-8-2024 – NMP2 Fisheries in-person workshop at FSS offices in Aberdeen13-11-2024 - NMP Forum, in-person event in Stirling21-01-2025 – NMP2 Community Engagement drop-in session, virtual meetingEnvironmental stakeholders present:22-06-2023 – NMP Forum, in-person event at EICC, Edinburg11-01-2024 – NMP2 consultation authorities workshop, VQ02-02-2024 – Meeting with consultation authorities, VQ23-4-2024 – NMP2 HLO workshop with Consultation authorities, VQ25-8-2024 – NMP2 HLO and draft policy ideas workshop with eNGOs, virtual30-5-2024 – NMP2 HLO Workshop with young Environmentalists, virtual13-8-2024 – NMP2 HLO follow-up discussion with Young Environmentalists, virtual15-8-2024 - NMP2 Environment follow-up discussion on HLO and draft policy ideas, virtual meeting13-11-2024 - NMP Forum, in-person event in Stirling21-01-2025 – NMP2 Community Engagement drop-in session, virtual meeting S6W...
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Date answered:
22 January 2025
S6W-33182
It is essential that we use the evidence is used in this way to support the delivery of the casualty reduction targets set out in Scotland’s Road Safety Framework to 2030.From this process the following schemes have been constructed on the A90:2019-20 – 62020-21 – 102021-22 – 62022-23 – 32023-24 - 2Details of these below2023-24A90 between Kirriemuir Junction and the B9127 off-slip safety barriers and signage upgradesA90 between the B9128 junction and the St Ann's interchange road markings and studs implemented 2022-23A90 Cortes Junction Signing and Bollard ImprovementsA90 North Essie LandscapingFowlis Junction Signing Improvements 2021-22A90 Tealing to Murroes Junction Upgrades Electrical WorksA90 St Madoes SB On/Off Slip Signing ImprovementsA90 Lochlands Junction Signing and Road Markings ImprovementsA90 Cortes Junction ImprovementsA90 Toll of Birness VA SigningA90 Inveraldie VRS and Electrical Works 2020-21A90 Crimmond and Inverugie Jct LandscapingA90 Stirling Village Pedestrian ImprovementsA90 Stirling Village Vehicle Activated SigningA90 Tealing to Murroes Junction road marking improvementsA90 Hatton Village Resurfacing and RoadmarkingsA90 Newtonhill SB surfacing improvementsA90 Longforgan Safety Barrier InstallationA90 North Powrie VRS Safety Barrier InstallationA90 North Water Bridge to Fordoun Traffic Survey InvestigationA90 Drumlithie Junction road markings and signage improvements 2019-20A90 Hatton Village Resurfacing and RoadmarkingsA90 Tealing to Murroes Junction Upgrades, Safety Barrier Upgrades, Signing and Road Marking ImprovementsA90 South of Bridge of Muchalls Signing and Safety Barrier ImprovementsA90 Clepington Road, Rbt, Dundee Signing and Road Marking ImprovementsA90 Stirling Village Vehicle Activated Signing - Electrical WorksA90 Toll of Birness Signing Improvements S6W...
