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22 June 2023
UWS female participation inquiry
Yours sincerely, Dr Laura Forrest, Senior Lecturer, University of the West of Scotland University of the West of Scotland is a registered Scottish charity.
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24 May 2023
Electricity infrastructure UK Government response
Most hydro capacity was installed in Scotland in the first hydro revolution in the 1950s, with a smaller amount installed in Wales and England.
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4 April 2023
SPICe Briefing for petition PE2007_
In January 2023 there were 2 478,766 people in Scotland in receipt of Universal Credit.
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8 November 2022
Alcohol and Drugs Workforce Research
This publication is comprised of ‘Scotland's Alcohol and Drugs Workforce: An Overview’ ‘and four supporting documents : ‘A Rapid Evidence Review’; ‘Skills and Qualifications Review’; ‘Survey of Services’; and ‘Reference Groups’.
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21 October 2022
202209 PP Inquiry booklet English
We want to hear from people across Scotland, particularly when we develop new laws or policies that affect them.
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7 October 2022
SSI Rural Support letter from the Cabinet Secretary 6 June 2022
Scottish Ministers, special advisers and the Permanent Secretary are covered by the terms of the Lobbying (Scotland) Act 2016. See www.lobbying.scot St Andrew’s House, Regent Road, Edinburgh EH1 3DG www.gov.scot 2.
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26 August 2022
CPG Fair Trade Annual Return 202122
The meeting heard from Fair Trade producers who had visited Scotland in Fairtrade Fortnight 2019 and 2020.
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1 July 2022
PE1837_DD
and • of the recent pilots, how many are expected to be fully rolled-out across Scotland, and what the timescale and potential phasing for this is?
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15 June 2022
COSLA Update for CEEAC Committee
Key points and challenges Arrivals Scotland has never experienced the scale and speed of arrivals of displaced people, as we are seeing under the Ukraine Schemes.
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7 March 2022
20220307_Submission_RMT
This means that perversely, rail workers who worked heroically throughout the pandemic to keep Scotland’s railway running, now risk losing the protection of a no compulsory redundancy agreement as they transfer into the public sector.
