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Questions and Answers
Date answered:
9 May 2022
S6W-08070
One is at the James Hutton Institute on supporting community engagement in land use decision-making. The second at Scotland’s Rural College, is on impacts of land-based funding mechanisms on land values, and related outcomes for landownership diversification and land use change.
Last updated:
17 January 2023
Minutes of the meeting held on 5 October 2021
Agenda item 3 Presentations and discussion The focus for discussion in the meeting was Scotland’s Climate Assembly’s report and its recommendations in the context of rural Scotland.
Last updated:
13 December 2021
Minutes for the Cross-Party Group on Rural Policy meeting of 5 October 2021
Agenda item 3 Presentations and discussion The focus for discussion in the meeting was Scotland’s Climate Assembly’s report and its recommendations in the context of rural Scotland.
Last updated:
28 July 2025
BB20250728
S6W-39536 Mark Griffin: To ask the Scottish Government, further to the answer to question S6W-38896 by Mairi McAllan on 15 July 2025, whether it will adapt and unlock the Housing Infrastructure Fund for small to medium-sized enterprise (SME) home builders to access, in light of the recommendation made by Homes for Scotland in its report, Scotland’s SME Home Builders In 2025.
Official Report
Meeting date:
4 February 2025
Net Zero, Energy and Transport Committee 04 February 2025
You could certainly look at the land register and find out which of our funds owns which asset. If a forestry asset is owned by one of our funds, Registers of Scotland will have that information.
Last updated:
9 April 2024
PB_2023_Paper052
S6M-07369: Sharon Dowey: Impact of Long-term Historical Site Closures Managed by Historic Environment Scotland - That the Parliament recognises what it sees as the importance of historic sites to communities across the South Scotland region, and the rest of Scotland; believes that any long-term closures to sites managed by Historic Environment Scotland (HES) could have a severe impact for Scotland’s tourism industry, and a devastating impact on any communities and businesses that rely on these attractions being fully open; understands that the PB/S6/23/52 heritage sector is a vital part of Scotland’s tourism industry, and considers that it is responsible for attracting millions of visitors from around the world to Scotland each year; further understands that 60 historical sites managed by HES are closed, and that the inspection programme is expected to conclude in April 2024; recognises what it sees as the need to address the shortage of skilled labourers, such as stonemasons; notes the calls on the Scottish Government to make additional funding available to accelerate the reopening of closed sites, and further notes the view that it is vital that all efforts are made to secure the long-term viability of Scotland’s historic sites.
Committees
Published:
17 January 2022
Scotland's colleges 2020: follow up information
Scottish government, scotlands colleges, follow up, audit scotland.
Last updated:
20 March 2024
BB20240320Rev
Daniel Johnson: To ask the Scottish Government how it plans to grow Scotland's creative industries. (S6O-03221) 7.
Last updated:
18 January 2024
BB20240118
Finance and Public Administration Committee 3rd Meeting, 2024 The Committee will meet at 10:30 am in TG.60-CR3 The Fleming Room 1. Replacing EU structural funds in Scotland: The Committee will take evidence from— Rt Hon.
Last updated:
22 February 2023
BB20230222
S6W-15203 Liam McArthur: To ask the Scottish Government what percentage of Scotland’s waterways are currently classed as being in good ecological condition.
