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Firefighters to carry life-saving naloxone
February 14th, 2022
Firefighters are being offered the chance to become trained and equipped to help prevent drug deaths. They will be able to volunteer to carry naloxone – a nasal spray which can reverse the effects of an opioid overdose.
Firefighters to carry life-saving naloxone
February 14th, 2022
Firefighters are being offered the chance to become trained and equipped to help prevent drug deaths. They will be able to volunteer to carry naloxone – a nasal spray which can reverse the effects of an opioid overdose.
Rural Scotland Business Panel Survey
February 14th, 2022
The first Rural Scotland Business Panel survey report is now available. Key findings include: Rural businesses were generally confident in the economy and were optimistic about their future prospects. Most businesses had experienced increased costs in the last 12 months and this was their top concern. Supply chain issues were common. Half of businesses were […]
Formal volunteering framework
February 04th, 2022
A framework has been published to support the third sector, and partners in the public and private sector to embed skills and development within formal volunteering opportunities.
Connecting Scotland Evaluation
February 04th, 2022
Connecting Scotland is the Scottish Government’s digital inclusion initiative. An external evaluation has been undertaken, looking at whether the programme is reaching the right number and range of stakeholders, the outcomes and impact of the programme, lessons learned from the work so far and how it can be improved going forward.
National Care Service consultation response
February 04th, 2022
The Scottish Government has published the responses to a consultation on the National Care Service. Independent analysis of the responses is currently underway and a report on the findings will be published shortly.
Fireworks and Pyrotechnic Articles (Scotland) Bill
February 04th, 2022
The Fireworks and Pyrotechnic Articles (Scotland) Bill has been published. This proposes: a new power for local authorities to designate firework control zones, where it is not permitted for the public to use fireworks, restricting the days fireworks can be sold to and used by the general public, a new offence to criminalise the supply […]
Citizens’ Assembly of Scotland: research report
January 28th, 2022
A report on the Citizens Assembly of Scotland covering the facilitation process and governance has been published. It includes recommendations for the future operation of assemblies.
Historical adoption
January 28th, 2022
The Scottish Government has published information about an online questionnaire developed to invite views from anyone who has been affected by historical adoption in Scotland.
Women’s Justice Leadership Panel
January 28th, 2022
Gender inequality and improving women’s experiences within the justice system will be addressed by a new Scottish Government panel. Members will examine the experiences of women as both victims and offenders in a range of settings including policing, community justice, criminal and civil courts, tribunals and prisons.
Scottish Household Survey 2020 Telephone Survey – Key Findings
January 28th, 2022
The findings from the Scottish Household Survey 2020 telephone survey have been published. This covers a wide range of themes including housing, communities, finance, internet, physical activity, public services, environment, volunteering, culture and heritage and childcare.
North Ayrshire Community Based Adult Learning Fund
January 28th, 2022
North Ayrshire Community Based Adult Learning Fund has opened! The Scottish Government has invested £1.7m into the Community-Based Adult Learning Fund. Third Sector Interfaces (TSIs) across Scotland have been provided with this funding to help improve engagement of adult learners in community-based learning opportunities. In North Ayrshire The Ayrshire Community Trust (TACT) and Arran CVS […]
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