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However, they did make the point that, if there were to be a wider prohibition on wild animals in travelling circuses, it could have knock-on effects for the film and television industry. They said that some of the wild animals that are currently used in travelling circuses are also used in film and TV productions—pa...
Due to the Government’s mission to eradicate child poverty, and in recognition of the on-going cost of living crisis that many people are feeling across the country, we are continuing to allocate more than £3 billion per year to policies that will tackle poverty and the cost of living.
As we all know, breeds of dogs come into fashion, and some of them have congenital issues that shorten their lives or result in health issues throughout their lives.
As we move forward, we need first and foremost to remember that our primary duty is the preservation of life—a life that is lived to its fullness; not just keeping people alive, but keeping them living as they would want to live.
That person might have more in common with people living in Glasgow or Edinburgh than they have with the person living next door to them, as their interests are totally different.
Rhoda Grant: To ask the Scottish Government whether decisions regarding Highlands and Islands Enterprise economic development and social support spending will be made locally by people who live and work in the area. (S5O-00449) 2.
It is likely that there will also be other members to ensure that people with lived and living experience are represented—they could be service users or people who have caring responsibilities—and, indeed, staff-side representatives.