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Questions and Answers
Date answered:
26 November 2021
S6W-04298
To ask the Scottish Government, further to its news release on 29 October 2021 regarding a £41 million Winter Support Fund for low-income households, whether it will provide details of the framework for how local authorities should utilise the £25 million of flexible funding ...
Official Report
Meeting date:
31 March 2022
Public Audit Committee 31 March 2022
Those developments have been accompanied by a significant increase in funding in the past two years, after a period of reduced funding and no real-terms increase.
Last updated:
10 June 2024
PE2017_E
We will be engaging with Boards, local perinatal mental health services and those with lived experience to assess how this additional funding will be best used. 3. Review of the Mother and Baby Unit Family Fund W here travel to a Mother and Baby Unit (MBU) is necessary, we are continuing to operate the Mother and Baby Unit Family Fund (MBUFF) which helps families with expenses incurred when visiting a loved one admitted to a MBU.
Official Report
Meeting date:
5 March 2026
Meeting of the Parliament 05 March 2026 [Draft]
I welcome the funding that the cabinet secretary has outlined.
Official Report
Meeting date:
2 May 2019
Culture, Tourism, Europe and External Affairs Committee 02 May 2019
We have some flexibility to move lottery funding across years.
Official Report
Meeting date:
14 November 2013
European and External Relations Committee 14 November 2013
We should explore ways of creating a proper interface between them, to ensure that interventions in the rural funds and structural funds by the CPPs and by local action groups are consistent, in the same way that the local development strategies being developed with rural funds are more or less consistent.
SPICe briefings
Date published:
31 January 2023
Local government finance: Budget 2023-24 and provisional allocations to local authorities - Changes to the “core” revenue allocation
Table 3: Local government “core” revenue funding (cash)Local Government (Revenue)2022-23 (£m)2023-24 (£m)Cash change (£m)Cash change %General Revenue Grant7,094.67,133.9+39.3+0.6%Non-Domestic Rates2,766.03,047.0+281.0+10.2%Specific (ring-fenced) Resource Grants752.1752.10.00.0%Total "core" revenue funding10,612.710,933.0+320.3+3.0%Table 4: Local government “core” revenue funding (real terms – in 2022-23 prices)Local Government (Revenue)2022-23 (£m)2023-24 (£m)Real change (£m)Real change %General Revenue Grant7,094.66,910.5-184.1-2.6%Non-Domestic Rates2,766.02,951.6+185.6+6.7%Specific (ring-fenced) Resource Grants752.1728.55-23.6-3.1%Total "core" revenue funding10,612.710,590.6-22.0-0.2%COSLA expressed disappointment with the Budget, believing that local government has not been prioritised.
Official Report
Meeting date:
6 December 2023
Meeting of the Parliament 06 December 2023
Alongside borrowing powers, the Scotland reserve provides the Scottish Government with flexibility to manage its funding position across financial years and to respond to unforeseen circumstances.
Last updated:
6 February 2025
Letter to Health Social Care and Sport Committee from Long Covid Kids and Friends Charity
Press for an urgent EQIA review to ensure legal compliance. 3. Seek transparency on Long Covid funding allocations for children. 4. Support the development of a national paediatric Long Covid service in every health board. 5.
Committee reports
Date published:
25 January 2023
Budget Scrutiny 2023-24 - Earnings Growth and Labour Market Participation
Earnings Growth and Labour Market Participation
The SPICe Briefing on the Scottish Budget 2023-24 notes that while Scottish taxpayers are paying around £1 billion more in income tax in 2023-24 than they would be under the income tax policy of the rest of the UK, the Scottish Budget 2023-24 is only benefitting by £325 million due to how the funding settleme...
