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28 March 2024
National Bus Travel Concession Schemes Order 2024 26 March
Values used to set the ODPS reimbursement rate and cap 2024/25 Table 2 sets out the values used to calculate the reimbursement rate and budget cap for the ODPS in 2024/25, following the methodology set out above. Using the best available information to Transport Scotland and CPT on behalf of the bus industry on expected developments in fares, operating cost...
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8 February 2024
UKCollaborativeCentreForHousingEvidence
Can clarity on these quesJons be provided by the proposed Sco_sh Government midterm review and the programme delivery board about revised prioriJes, objecJves and what is to be delivered? How can we best support the long term aims in ways that are feasible, raJonal and progressive?
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5 February 2024
Tackling Drug Deaths Reponse from Cab Sec JHA 5 February 2024
It also agreed that the Scottish Government should work constructively with the UK Government to either amend the Misuse of Drugs Act (1971) or to devolve the powers to Scotland to draft its own drugs legislation that better reflects international best practice. Following the publication of the Scottish Government drug law reform paper on 7 July 2023, the P...
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2 February 2024
Poverty Inequality Commission Review Report
When that breakdown in communication was between the Chair and the Commissioners it was not clear who was best placed to mediate. It may not be appropriate for the Secretariat to have a formal role in this given their responsibilities as set out in the Framework document.
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30 January 2024
Submission from UKHospitality Scotland
The potential for our sector to grow and drive economic growth should also be recognised, along with hospitality’s ability to showcase the very best of Scotland on the world stage. UKHospitality is the leading trade association for the sector, with offices in London, Edinburgh and Cardiff and works closely with colleagues in Hospitality Ulster.
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24 January 2024
SCS Members Information for Applicants
Those applicants who appear from the evidence and examples provided to have the best skills and knowledge for the post will be invited to interview.
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9 January 2024
SFC follow up information from December 2021 meeting Annexe A, B and C
All students agreed that the lecturer was inspirational and one of the best parts of the course. She delivered the course to each individual’s level to ensure they all achieved their full potential.
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11 December 2023
Community Bus Fund 11 October 2023
Transport Scotland is considering a wide range of views and will provide Ministers with further advice on options that will best meet the needs of Scotrail staff and passengers.
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1 November 2023
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Scottish Games Week 2023: The Parliament debated S6M-10453 in the name of Clare Adamson—That the Parliament marks the second annual Scottish Games Week, which will take place from 30 October to 3 November 2023; understands that Scottish Games Week, organised by the Scottish Games Network, with the Scottish Government's Scottish Tech Ecosystem Review (STER) fund, will focus on videogames and position the games sector as, it believes, a crucial part of Scotland’s digital future; notes that Scottish Games Week was launched in 2022 as the first-of-its-kind celebration of what it sees as Scotland’s booming games industry, and that the 2023 initiative will showcase what it sees as Scotland’s innovative and diverse games ecosystem to act as a catalyst for a more connected and collaborative digital society in Scotland, the UK and internationally; understands that Scottish Games Week will bring together game developers, publishers, educators and policymakers, as well as the broader games ecosystem and media, offering the opportunity to attend in-person or online events to put games created in Scotland in front of a global audience; considers that Scotland has played a pioneering role in the evolution of the games sector since the late 1980s, and continues to produce some of the world's most popular games; understands that Scotland-based games development companies invest £141 million in salaries and overheads, employ 6,400 people, contribute £129 million in tax revenue and are worth around £350 million to the Scottish economy; believes that there is extraordinary potential for growth in the games sector, eclipsing that of traditional entertainment media, and the diverse applications that games technology can have in areas such as education, healthcare, social inclusion, culture, and environmental policy; further believes that Scotland can cement its place as a world leader in gaming by looking to countries such as Finland, where the games sector generates over £2.4 billion for the Finnish economy thanks to a focus on startups, investment and new business; welcomes the return of the Scottish Games Awards, which recognise, reward and highlight what it sees as the incredible creativity, technical expertise and business acumen that the pioneering and rapidly evolving games sector in Scotland has, and wishes everyone involved in Scottish Games Week 2023 the very best...
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31 August 2023
69 Music Venue Trust
In recent years this lack of recognition, coupled with reduced financial 4 DCMS, Creative industries sector vision, June 2023: https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/creative-industries-sector-vision/creative- industries-sector-vis ion-a-joint-plan-to-drive-growth-build-talent-and-develop-skills 5 DCMS, Creative industries sector vision, June 2023: https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/creative-industries-sector-vision/creative- industries-sector-vis ion-a-joint-plan-to-drive-growth-build-talent-and-develop-skills 6 DCMS, Creative industries sector vision, June 2023: https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/creative-industries-sector-vision/creative- industries-sector-vis ion-a-joint-plan-to-drive-growth-build-talent-and-develop-skills security has resulted in an increased exodus of skilled workers into neighbouring sectors. New training and best...
