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Scottish economic bulletin: April 2024
Provides a summary of latest key economic statistics, forecasts and analysis on the Scottish economy.
- Part of:
- Economic briefs and bulletins
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Non-domestic rates relief statistics 2023
This publication provides statistics on the numbers of recipients of Non-domestic rates reliefs in Scotland, including breakdowns by relief, property type, and local authority area.
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Mental Health Scrutiny and Assurance Evidence Review
This is a national review of the scrutiny and assurance of mental health services in Scotland. The aim of this review is to map and assess current scrutiny arrangements, and to inform the Scottish Government’s considerations for how these may be strengthened.
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Mental Health Scrutiny and Assurance Review: Response
The Scottish Government's response to the findings of the Mental Health Scrutiny and Assurance Review.
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Vaping – Youth perceptions and attitudes: evidence briefing
This briefing presents our understanding of youth perceptions of and attitudes towards vaping based on a review of the existing literature.
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Scotland's Carers Update Release March 2024
Latest estimates of the number of unpaid carers living in Scotland.
- Part of:
- Scotland's Carers
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Scottish farm business income: annual estimates: Methodology
Methodology for Scottish farm business income estimate publications
- Part of:
- Scottish farm business income (FBI)
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BICS weighted Scotland estimates: data to wave 104
Business Insights and Conditions Survey (BICS) weighted Scotland estimates containing data to wave 104
- Part of:
- Business and innovation statistics
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Energy Statistics for Scotland - Q4 2023
Overview of key facts and trends relating to energy in Scotland for Q4 2023
- Part of:
- Quarterly energy statistics Scotland
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Examining outcomes associated with Social Security Scotland spending: an evidence synthesis
Social Security Scotland now delivers 14 benefits that support around 1.2 million people in Scotland. This report synthesises evidence relating to the outcomes associated with social security spending administered by Social Security Scotland, and highlights opportunities for further research.