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5 May 2023
S6W-16906
Zero Waste Scotland has spent £185,000 on education and skills projects, following the publication of Scottish Government’s Climate Emergency Skills Action Plan (CESAP) in 2020, to support the delivery of CESAP projects.
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14 April 2023
S6W-16458
Three workstreams were identified – People, Place and Sector, which transformed into a set of actions within the Retail Strategy. Following the publication of the Strategy in March 2020.
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17 February 2023
S6W-14738
Since 2018-19, additional funding to support the implementation of the Carers (Scotland) Act 2016 has been included within the local government block grant, as set out in the following table: Year Cumulative Carers Act Implementation funding 2018-19 £17.4 million 2019-20 £27.9 million 2020-21 £39.5 million 2...
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Date answered:
7 February 2023
S6W-13934
Year Budget £m Expenditure £m Comments 2016-17 266 266 No variance 2017-18 311 170 The underspend is offset by an overspend on the capital budget and relates to the reclassification of Fixed Track Access Charges expenditure. 2018-19 183 155 The underspend is offset by an overspend on the capital budget and relates to the reclassification of Fixed Track Access Charges expenditure. 2019-20 150 180 The overspend is due to increased revenue support in response to COVID-19 that was agreed to be funded within the wider SG budget. 2020...
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18 November 2022
S6W-11856
Breakdown of funding: £ 12m loans and £100,000 equity* :£7m loan/equity in July 2019 to support the management buy-out of the company (comprised of £6.9m loan and £100,000 equity investment)£3.5m loan in July 2020 as gap funding required due to Covid-19 impacts£1.6m loan in January 2022 to help the company mitigate numerous cost pressures (material costs, energy costs and Covid-19 impacts)*PLUS £4,000.091 accrued interest to date (as of September 2022)£163,400 in grants (all conditions met so not eligible for claw-back):£125,000 environmental aid for predevelopment work on Combined Heat and Power (CHP) plant replacement projects£16,000 towards an energy efficiency audit£5,000 Financial Readiness grant (pre MBO) to help fund financial projections and investment appraisals for a combined heat and power energy plant on the site.£14,808 Workplace Innovation grant (pre MBO) to assist the company with the introduction of a management development programme following a senior management team restructure.£2,592 consultancy support (pre-MBO) to explore succession options and explore the feasibility of employee ownership S6W-11856
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Date answered:
8 November 2022
S6W-11798
HM Inspectors carried out inspections in independent schools for post-registration purposes. Since March 2020 HM Inspectors have focused on engaging with schools, colleges, and services throughout Scotland to provide support and contribute to the overall recovery of the education system.
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Date answered:
7 November 2022
S6W-11657
The number of crimes recorded in each of the last five years for the year ending in June is set out in the following table. Year Number of recorded offences of 'theft of a motor vehicle' 2017-18 4,938 2018-19 4,873 2019-20 4,889 2020-21 4,233 2021-22 4,691 More information, including a break-down by loc...
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22 September 2022
S6W-10733
Further details on how subsidies are calculated can be found in the linked guidance HOSFGN/005 . The following table shows the total and average subsidy paid by the Scottish Government to Registered Social Landlords (RSLs) for each year of operation of Mortgage to Rent.
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Date answered:
22 September 2022
S6W-10850
Since 2019, the Organisation’s capital grant from the Scottish Government has increased by 87% and it has received an annual uplift in resource funding since 2020. The Organisation has also received substantial additional funding support.
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21 September 2022
S6W-10554
Following the clearing announcement on the 22 August 2022, the ScotWindleasing round has identified 20 offshore wind projects with a potential overall capacity of 27.6GW.
