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Date answered:
3 February 2026
S6W-43512
It is clear to this government how vital improvements are to the route to improve safety, remove strategic traffic from settlements along the corridor and support economic growth in response to the fiscal challenges this country continues to face. S6W-43512
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Date answered:
22 January 2026
S6W-43245
This will allow us to carefully consider how this new agency optimises delivery while ensuring maximum value for money.I intend to update Parliament in March, upon conclusion of the design phase but I am pleased to confirm the intention to announce, for simplicity, scale and speed: More Homes Scotland. S6W-43245
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Date answered:
3 December 2025
S6W-42295
However, we will keep this package of measures under review to consider whether further action can be taken in Scotland in line with our mission to end child poverty. S6W-42295
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Date answered:
1 December 2025
S6W-41890
The levy is used to fund carbon reduction projects that compensate for the carbon emissions generated. S6W-41890
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Date answered:
10 November 2025
S6W-41481
The requested figures are set out in the following table 2020-212021-222022-232023-242024-25 AllocationAllocationAllocationAllocationAllocationAberdeen City£3,110,987£3,731,120£3,263,915£3,263,915£ 3,264,200Aberdeenshire£2,909,744£3,489,762£3,239,675£3,239,675£ 3,239,675Angus£2,184,071£2,619,435£2,309,785£2,309,785£ 2,309,785Argyll & Bute£1,330,813£1,596,093£1,366,800£1,364,350£ 1,364,350Clackmannanshire£1,527,827£1,832,378£1,662,965£1,662,965£ 1,662,965Dumfries & Galloway£2,870,271£3,442,420£3,274,115£3,274,115£ 3,270,440Dundee City£5,068,557£6,078,903£5,107,235£5,107,235£ 5,107,235East Ayrshire£3,503,018£4,201,297£3,809,120£3,809,120£ 3,843,420East Dunbartonshire£1,663,869£1,995,538£1,726,750£1,726,750£ 1,752,475East Lothian£1,613,823£1,935,516£1,789,725£1,816,063£ 1,816,063East Renfrewshire£1,353,017£1,622,722£1,488,515£1,488,515£ 1,488,515Edinburgh City£7,265,551£8,713,837£7,868,350£7,911,225£ 7,915,045Eilean Siar£292,290£350,554£340,375£340,375£ 340,375Falkirk£3,659,972£4,389,536£3,962,315£3,962,315£ 3,962,315Fife£9,880,538£11,850,085£10,465,820£10,465,820£ 10,465,820Glasgow City£22,201,370£26,626,904£23,208,495£23,208,495£ 23,224,420Highland£4,007,948£4,806,876£4,272,140£4,290,515£ 4,284,970Inverclyde£2,396,357£2,874,037£2,585,290£2,585,290£ 2,585,290Midlothian£2,209,916£2,650,432£2,423,905£2,423,905£ 2,436,155Moray£1,394,840£1,672,882£1,484,285£1,484,285£ 1,482,125North Ayrshire£4,297,771£5,154,472£4,172,180£4,172,180£ 4,196,680North Lanarkshire£9,110,457£10,926,499£9,682,080£9,682,080£ 9,678,420Orkney Islands£237,780£285,178£249,805£249,805£ 249,805Perth & Kinross£1,699,113£2,037,808£1,873,930£1,873,930£ 1,863,500Renfrewshire£4,360,388£5,229,570£4,662,760£4,662,760£ 4,662,760Scottish Borders£1,798,853£2,157,430£1,923,695£1,948,855£ 1,947,630Shetland Islands£227,676£273,060£254,575£254,575£ 254,575South Ayrshire£2,398,707£2,876,855£2,615,625£2,615,625£ 2,614,430South Lanarkshire£8,262,368£9,909,356£8,949,160£8,949,160£ 8,962,635Stirling£1,417,866£1,700,498£1,452,975£1,452,975£ 1,452,975West Dunbartonshire£3,166,555£3,797,765£3,380,835£3,380,835£ 3,380,835West Lothian£5,009,817£6,008,454£5,438,330£5,449,355£ 5,465,280Sum of local authorities£122,432,130£146,837,274£130,305,525£130,426,848£ 130,545,163 Grant-Maintained£107,845£129,344£110,510£110,510£ 110,510 Total£122,539,975£146,966,619£130,416,035£130,537,358£ 130,655,673 Budget£120,000,000£140,000,000£130,000,000£130,000,000£ 130,000,000*As allocations are issued in full, this represents actual SG spend, not LA level spend. S6W...
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Date answered:
6 November 2025
S6W-41366
We are funding a range of improvements, including boosting Scotland’s capacity to recycle problematic materials like plastic films, which must be collected from households and businesses by 31 March 2027. S6W-41366
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Date answered:
16 October 2025
S6W-40957
Since 2016, salmon may not be retained by any method in coastal waters or where stocks are assessed as being in poor condition. S6W-40957
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Date answered:
22 April 2025
S6W-36424
Should it be possible to undertake the trial, following this, further discussions will be held with stakeholders, including Stirling Council, and a decision on any further steps balancing the needs of the users of all modes of travel will be made. S6W-36424
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Date answered:
17 March 2025
S6W-35430
We will develop with the Grantee a proportionate approach to monitoring and reporting, via enabling relationships based on partnership, a focus on outcomes, and mutual learning, that takes forward our shared thinking, and can inform future policy. S6W-35430
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Date answered:
6 March 2025
S6W-34544
Through consumer PR activity, VisitScotland has generated 117 media articles globally with an inclusion of whisky from 1 April 2024 – 13 February 2025.Whisky remains a key driver of visits, with 21% of visitors indicating that they visited a whisky distillery as part of their trip to Scotland. S6W-34544
