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SPICe briefings
Date published:
16 January 2026
Scottish Budget 2026-27 - Capital allocation
Table 5: comparing capital budget 2025-26 and 2026-27 (cash terms)Local Government (Capital)2025-26 Budget document2026-27 Budget documentCash change (£m)Cash change %General Capital Grant556.0493.7-62.3-11.2%Specific (ring-fenced) capital grants196.1147.7-48.4-24.7%Total "core" Capital752.1641.4-110.7-14.7%Capital Funding within other Portfolios25.040.015.060.0%Total capital for LG777.1681.4-95.7-12.3%Table 6: comparing capital budget 2025-26 and 2026-27 (real terms)Local Government (Capital)2025-26 Budget document2026-27 Budget documentReal change (£m)Real change %General Capital Grant556.00482.93-73.1-13.1%Specific (ring-fenced) capital grants196.10144.48-51.6-26.3%Total "core" Capital752.1627.41-124.7-16.6%Capital Funding within other Portfolios25.0039.1314.156.5%Total capital for LG777.1666.54-110.6-14.2%COSLA explains that the capital reduction in the Budget “can be attributed to known cessation or reductions of previous funding streams”.
SPICe briefings
Date published:
5 October 2023
Report from a partial evaluation of the Lobbying (Scotland) Act 2016 - Summary of scores from the Center for Public Integrity Analysis of Lobbying Disclosure Laws
., Hogan, J., Murphy, G., & Crepaz, M. (2019). Regulating lobbying: a global comparison.
Committees
Published:
21 September 2021
Anonymous submission of 21 September 2021
Anonymous submission of 21 September 2021.
PE1865/SSS.
I’m writing with regards to cancelled hospital appointments.
Committees
Published:
19 June 2021
Cathleen Macleod submission of 19 June 2021
This mutilation of peoples bodies has to stop!
As a pelvic Mesh victim I’m referencing the first petition by Elaine & Olive two remarkable people..
Committee reports
Date published:
9 December 2019
Scottish Biometrics Commissioner Bill Stage 1 Report - Annex A: Oral and Written Evidence
Annex A: Oral and Written Evidence
The Committee took oral evidence on the Bill at the following committee meetings-
Tuesday 25 June 2019: Minutes and Official Report
Tuesday 24 September 2019, Minutes and Official Report
Tuesday 1 October 2019, Minutes and Official Report
Tuesday 29 October 2019, Minutes and Official Report
Tuesday 12 November 2019, Minutes and Official Report
The Committee received written submissions on the Bill from-
Her Majesty's Inspectorate of Constabulary in Scotland (HMICS)
Karen M...
SPICe briefings
Date published:
25 June 2019
A review of convergence funding for agriculture in Scotland - The Convergence Mechanism
The average EU payment rate was €268 per ha1Allen, M., Downing, E., Edwards, T., Seaton, N., & Semple, M. (2014, October 30).
SPICe briefings
Date published:
25 March 2026
The impact of cash transfers in the first 1000 days on child health outcomes and health inequalities: an evidence review - 5.1 Summary of studies reporting sub-group effects
There is some evidence that regular, targeted payments can reduce socio-economic inequalities in birth outcomes. Brownell et al (2018)5Brownell, M., Nickel, N.C., Chartier, M., Enns, J.E., Chateau, D., Sarkar, J., … Kutz, A. (2018).
SPICe briefings
Date published:
10 February 2026
Visitor Levy (Amendment) (Scotland) Bill - Financial Memorandum
The following looks specifically at the example of Fife:
Potential visitor levy income for Fife from percentage ratePercentage charge1%2%3%5%7%Possible income (£m)2.14.16.210.314.4Potential visitor levy income for Fife from per person per night fixed amountPer person, per night night£1£2£3£5£7Possible income (£m)1.53.04.57.510.6Potential visitor levy income for Fife from per room fixed amountFixed per room£1£2£3£5£7Possible income (£m)0.71.32.03.34.6This shows that, despite the concerns of the tourism sector, a per-person, per-night charge has the potential to bring in considerably more than a levy based on a per room charge.
SPICe briefings
Date published:
19 January 2026
Financial support for children from parents: cross-border cases - Habitual residence: in more detail
A person who is in the UK unlawfully may be habitually resident.1Counley, M. (2025). Child Support Handbook, chapter 2, p 15.
Committees
Published:
5 June 2021
William Jackson submission of 5 June 2021
PE1864/M William Jackson submission of 5 June 2021.
