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Date answered:
16 June 2021
S6W-00508
This will help support the affordability and accessibility of public transport for many lower income households by safeguarding bus service provision in LEZ cities. S6W-00508
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
15 June 2021
S6W-00558
At the same time it found that there are clearly areas in which the Scottish public sector could do more to build on the steps already taken to maximise the impact of public procurement in Scotland.This year we have also launched a series of SME round table meetings to hear directly from SME suppliers about their experiences of bidding for and winning public contracts.Of the 1 £369 million that Scottish Government spent through its contracts, over £120 million went directly to SMEs, with many more SMEs benefiting through our supply chains; they shared over £40 million of spend as subcontractors, with £30 million of that going to Scottish SMEs. 1 Scottish Government Procurement Annual Report 2020 S6W...
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
11 June 2021
S6W-00433
The charges per local authority are: Total Charges Total Charges Levy Amount Non- Levy Non- Levy 2019-20 2020-21 2019-20 2020-21 Local Authority £ £ £ £ £ ABERDEEN CITY COUNCIL 705,222.25 699,017.00 698,265.00 6,957.25 752.00 ABERDEENSHIRE COUNCIL 1,177,229.25 1,185,000.00 1,169,834.00 7,395.25 15,166.00 ANGUS COUNCIL 555,398.25 552,189.00 549,886.00 5,512.25 2,303.00 ARGYLL & BUTE COUNCIL 445,413.50 443,867.00 443,348.00 2,065.50 519.00 SCOTTISH BORDERS COUNCIL 545,625.00 546,656.50 1,483,687.00 - 938,062.00 - 937,030.50 CLACKMANNANSHIRE COUNCIL 240,288.25 240,466.00 238,057.00 2,231.25 2,409.00 WEST DUNBARTONSHIRE COUNCIL 446,553.75 443,668.00 793,610.00 - 347,056.25 - 349,942.00 DUMFRIES AND GALLOWAY COUNCIL 802,989.25 795,046.50 612,578.00 190,411.25 182,468.50 DUNDEE CITY COUNCIL 620,854.25 622,603.00 602,382.00 18,472.25 20,221.00 EAST AYRSHIRE COUNCIL 609,791.50 610,740.00 678,524.00 - 68,732.50 - 67,784.00 EAST DUNBARTONSHIRE COUNCIL 682,681.00 681,193.00 487,911.00 194,770.00 193,282.00 EAST LOTHIAN COUNCIL 496,080.50 491,256.00 764,774.00 - 268,693.50 - 273,518.00 EAST RENFREWSHIRE COUNCIL 768,361.00 765,247.50 699,680.00 68,681.00 65,567.50 CITY OF EDINBURGH COUNCIL 1,505,928.75 1,491,888.25 1,707,654.00 - 201,725.25 - 215,765.75 FALKIRK COUNCIL 707,678.75 703,365.75 2,135,236.00 - 1,427,557.25 - 1,431,870.25 FIFE COUNCIL 1,726,263.75 1,721,912.00 1,145,115.00 581,148.75 576,797.00 GLASGOW CITY COUNCIL 2,153,260.00 2,149,264.00 385,443.00 1,767,817.00 1,763,821.00 HIGHLAND COUNCIL 1,153,573.00 1,155,695.00 425,177.00 728,396.00 730,518.00 INVERCLYDE COUNCIL 387,147.25 387,967.00 709,006.00 - 321,858.75 - 321,039.00 MIDLOTHIAN COUNCIL 428,181.75 426,894.50 1,766,850.00 - 1,338,668.25 - 1,339,955.50 THE MORAY COUNCIL 482,969.75 482,338.00 112,028.00 370,941.75 370,310.00 NORTH AYRSHIRE COUNCIL 725,249.00 718,423.50 645,358.00 79,891.00 73,065.50 NORTH LANARKSHIRE COUNCIL 1,781,996.50 1,774,265.00 886,239.00 895,757.50 888,026.00 ORKNEY ISLANDS COUNCIL 112,504.00 112,028.00 540,772.00 - 428,268.00 - 428,744.00 PERTH & KINROSS COUNCIL 649,650.50 646,325.00 126,785.00 522,865.50 519,540.00 RENFREWSHIRE COUNCIL 891,900.00 887,668.00 593,086.00 298,814.00 294,582.00 SHETLAND ISLANDS COUNCIL 127,303.75 128,010.50 1,545,723.00 - 1,418,419.25 - 1,417,712.50 SOUTH AYRSHIRE COUNCIL 596,613.50 594,437.50 473,217.00 123,396.50 121,220.50 SOUTH LANARKSHIRE COUNCIL 1,555,156.50 1,553,114.50 480,912.00 1,074,244.50 1,072,202.50 STIRLING COUNCIL 478,519.00 477,069.50 443,668.00 34,851.00 33,401.50 WEST LOTHIAN COUNCIL 968,179.25 962,863.00 953,766.00 14,413.25 9,097.00 WESTERN ISLES COUNCIL 146,237.50 145,530.00 145,530.00 707.50 - TOTAL 24,674,800.25 24,596,008.50 24,444,101.00 230,699.25 151,907.50 S6W...
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
7 June 2021
S6W-00063
Scotland’s COVID-19 Vaccine Deployment Plan 2021 provides further details about our approach to the national COVID-19 programme to date and includes examples of partnership work, local outreach and communications undertaken. S6W-00063
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
25 May 2021
S6W-00024
As restrictions begin to ease, we are continuing to work closely with our delivery partners to maximise the number of young people being supported into these opportunities and to enable local partnerships to respond flexibly to meet the needs of young people during this challenging time. S6W-00024
Last updated:
14 February 2023
BB20211103
Written questions lodged on 02 November 2021 S6W-04116 Mark Ruskell: To ask the Scottish Government what Scottish Landfill Tax rate (a) biostabilised waste and (b) incinerator bottom ash (IBA) qualifies for.
Last updated:
2 November 2021
BB20211103
Written questions lodged on 02 November 2021 S6W-04116 Mark Ruskell: To ask the Scottish Government what Scottish Landfill Tax rate (a) biostabilised waste and (b) incinerator bottom ash (IBA) qualifies for.
Last updated:
5 February 2025
SPBill57PMS062025accessible
Skills Development Scotland (“SDS”) staff working on apprenticeships are based predominantly in what is known as the National Training Programme Directorate in 10 Glasgow and Lanarkshire college regions - Regional Strategic Bodies review: consultation - gov.scot 11 Written question and answer: S6W-32198 | Scottish Parliament Website 7 This document relates ...
Last updated:
5 February 2025
SPBill57PMS062025
Note that this is not the structure followed by the Bill: apprenticeship functions sit apart from National Training Programme (“NTP”) functions; the apprenticeship programme is not a type of NTP in the Bill. 10 Glasgow and Lanarkshire college regions - Regional Strategic Bodies review: consultation - gov.scot 11 Written question and answer: S6W-32198 | Scot...
SPICe briefings
Date published:
15 December 2022
Property Factors - Frequently Asked Questions - What are the First-tier Tribunal's enforcement powers?
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