Author: SPICe
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Draft National Planning Framework 4 – Hub for SPICe material
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A central hub for SPICe blogs and briefings on the draft National Planning Framework 4 (NPF4).
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Aquaculture and the Fourth National Planning Framework
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This blog explores the policies for aquaculture in the Fourth National Planning Framework
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Intergovernmental relations in the UK: new structure, new approach?
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A look at the new intergovernmental relations structure.
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The Health and Wellbeing of Scotland’s Children and Young People in 2022
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An introduction to children and young people’s wellbeing in Scotland.
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Retrofitting homes for net-zero
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This is post about the Local Government, Housing and Planning Committee’s evidence on retrofitting homes for net-zero.
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Draft National Planning Framework 4: The National Spatial Strategy
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An overview of the national spatial strategy, and associated regional action areas,, set out in the draft National Planning Framework 4.
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Progress on common frameworks: UK Government’s thirteenth report
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This blog article provides an update on common frameworks, following publication of the thirteenth European Union (Withdrawal) Act 2018 and Common Frameworks statutory report. It…
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Social Security budget 2022-23
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This blog looks at social security in the 2022-23 Scottish Budget.
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Scottish Budget 2022-23 – explore the budget
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This blog allows you to explore the data for the Scottish Government budget 2022-23.
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Budget 2022-23: Mind the (Block Grant Adjustment) Gap
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This blog sets out an initial analysis of the Scottish Budget 2022-23.
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It’s the most wonderful time of the year…
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This blog previews the upcoming Scottish Budget for 2022-23, due for publication on Thursday 9 December.
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Are citizens’ assemblies in Scotland “here to stay”?
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This blog looks at the Scottish Government’s response to the work of the Citizens’ Assembly of Scotland.