Scottish household survey 2016: key findings
Short report summarising the key findings from the Scottish household survey 2016: annual report.
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Scottish household survey 2016: annual report
Results from the 2016 edition of the continuous survey based on a sample of the general population in private residences in Scotland.
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People and Communities Fund (PCF): case studies
Case studies detailing activities and achievements of community-led projects that have received funding from the PCF.
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Designing communities
People to have say in the design of their area.
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Community-led regeneration approach: review
Findings from an independent review into the partnership approach delivered by the People and Communities Fund (PCF).
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Improving forensic medical examination services
£76,000 for new training developed for rural communities.
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Regenerating coastal communities
£4.3 million to improve access and facilities.
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Regeneration Capital Grant Fund (RCGF): recommended projects
A list of projects supported by our Regeneration Capital Grant Fund.
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Scotland's first urban right to buy
Consent granted for Portobello church purchase.
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£8.35 million to support urban regeneration in the heart of Glasgow
New high quality office space and hundreds of jobs for the city centre
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Decrease in derelict and urban vacant land
A National Statistics Publication for Scotland.
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Guidance for land owners
Consultation on best way to engage local communities.
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Action on climate change
Protecting peatlands.
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Supporting urban regeneration
Milestone for SPRUCE fund.
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Community Empowerment (Scotland) Act 2015: analysis of consultation on participation requests
Analysis of responses to the consultation on participation requests as part of the Community Empowerment (Scotland) Act 2015.
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Avian influenza
Renewal of Avian Influenza Prevention Zone.
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Commitment to regeneration
Clyde Gateway to benefit from £6.5 million of Scottish Government funding.
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Easing high demand for allotments
New powers could help more community groups to “grow your own”
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Review of Business Improvement Districts Scotland
A summary of research exploring the impact of Business Improvement Districts in Scotland.
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Regeneration Capital Grant Fund (RCGF) 2017-18: stage two application form
This information is for projects that have been invited to submit full stage two applications.
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SPRUCE: supported projects
List of projects supported by the Scottish Partnership for Regeneration in Urban Centres (SPRUCE) fund.
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Regeneration Capital Grant Fund (RCGF): projects invited to stage two
List of projects invited to submit full stage two applications for the Regeneration Capital Grant Fund (RCGF) from 2017 to 2018.
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People and Communities Fund: projects supported 2016 to 2017
Projects supported by our People and Communities Fund between 2016 and 2017.
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People and Communities Fund: projects funded 2012 to 2015
Projects that were supported by our People and Communities Fund between 2012 and 2015.
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Empowering Communities Fund: projects supported 2016-17
Projects supported by our Empowering Communities Fund from 2016 to 2017.
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Business Improvement Districts (BIDs)
List of Scotland's Business Improvement Districts.
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Town Centre Action Plan: year two progress report
The second progress report on our Town Centre Action Plan.
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Town Centre Action Plan: year one progress report
First year report on the progress made towards delivering the Town Centre Action Plan.
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Scotland CAN DO action framework: building on our vision to become a world-leading entrepreneurial and innovative nation
Action framework describing where and how we are investing and working with partners to become an entrepreneurial and innovative nation.
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Town Centre Action Plan - the Scottish Government response
Our response to the National Review of Town Centres.
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Community and enterprise in Scotland's town centres
A report on how to revitalise our town centres.
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Achieving a sustainable future: regeneration strategy
A regeneration plan for Scotland.
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Community benefits in public procurement
This report presents the findings of a pilot programme which was intended to promote the use of 'community benefit'.