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7 December 2022
S6W-12472
A breakdown of the total cost is provided in the following table: Calendar year Calendar year spend (£) 2016 £1860.55 2017 £3975.54 2018 £3392.43 2019 £1009.24 2020 £292.25 2021 £998.35 2022 to date £81.95 The Scottish Government’s rail travel policy dictates that civil servants should use standard c...
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9 November 2022
S6W-11779
However, a one-off project published in November 2020 ( available here ) shows estimates for textiles manufacturing.
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20 September 2022
S6W-10495
Year Total Ownership Changes 2012 50 2013 43 2014 38 2015 75 2016 124 2017 153 2018 143 2019 205 2020 149 2021 212 2022 116 S6W-10495
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20 September 2022
S6W-10496
Year Total Ownership Changes 2012 25 2013 36 2014 31 2015 62 2016 104 2017 132 2018 114 2019 152 2020 101 2021 125 2022 65 S6W-10496
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20 September 2022
S6W-10496
Year Total Ownership Changes 2012 25 2013 36 2014 31 2015 62 2016 104 2017 132 2018 114 2019 152 2020 101 2021 125 2022 65 S6W-10496
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20 September 2022
S6W-10495
Year Total Ownership Changes 2012 50 2013 43 2014 38 2015 75 2016 124 2017 153 2018 143 2019 205 2020 149 2021 212 2022 116 S6W-10495
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22 August 2022
S6W-10184
For (a) and (b) (ii), information on RSL and council house social rent approvals which qualified for higher greener subsidy is published within our annual Outturn Reports. For easy reference, the following table shows the information that we hold for homes which have or have not been approved to the higher greener standard: Financial Year Yes No Total Homes 2016-17 3,162 3,948 7,110 2017-18 4,606 2,715 7,321 2018-19 6,878 859 7,737 2019-20 9,258 798 10,056 2020-21 4,502 1,034 5,536 Total Homes 28,406 9,354 37,760 With regard to (a) and (b) (iii), we do not collect this information.
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Date answered:
14 June 2022
S6W-08927
This has been supplemented in recent years by additional, identifiable resource as follows: Financial year Rapid Rehousing Transition Plans Homelessness Support 2017-18 £0m £22.5m 2018-19 £2m £23.5m 2019-20 £8m £23.5m 2020-21 £8m £23.5m 2021-22 £8m £23.5m 2022-23 £8m £23.5m Total £34m £140.0m ...
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21 January 2022
S6W-05584
In response to the three questions regarding staffing number (a) Full-time equivalent (b) headcount (C) Seasonal workers at Caledonian Maritime Assets Ltd I can confirm as follows. BASELINE LIST - bodies 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 Caledonian Maritime Assets Ltd FTE (a) 13 14...
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22 December 2021
S6W-04996
To ask the Scottish Government what progress it is making on Universal Credit (UC) Scottish choices split payments, where UC payments can be split between members of a couple in a household, in order to ensure that everyone has access to an independent income based on their individual circumstances, and what its position is on whether this will promote equality in the welfare system. Following a pause, due to capacity challenges related to the pandemic from March 2020 to March 2021, officials from the Scottish Government and the UK Government's Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) have resumed work to finalise a proposal for introducing split payments of Universal Credit in Scotland.
