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  1. Unique support for health and social care

    New resources for staff, carers, volunteers and their families. 

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    11 May 2020 13:00

  2. Second Coronavirus (Scotland) Bill

    Further measures to help Scotland’s response to outbreak.

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    Date
    11 May 2020 12:09

  3. Changes to advice on going outdoors

    More opportunity to exercise.

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    Date
    10 May 2020 17:25

  4. Supporting communities affected by coronavirus

    Local groups get a £10 million boost.

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    10 May 2020 00:01

  5. Uptake in those with urgent health concerns using NHS

    Research shows Scots now more likely to go to hospital or GP with non COVID-19 symptoms.

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    09 May 2020 14:59

  6. Increase in PPE production

    Expansion of Scottish manufacturing of gowns.

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    Date
    09 May 2020 00:01

  7. Support for lockdown restrictions

    Survey of attitudes to COVID-19 shows public respect messaging.

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    08 May 2020 16:07

  8. SME support doubles to £90m

    Additional £45m to support pivotal businesses.

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    Date
    08 May 2020 15:35

  9. Emergency loan fund for SME housebuilders

    Supporting businesses through the pandemic.

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    07 May 2020 13:37

  10. Getting people online

    Funding to connect the most vulnerable.

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    Date
    07 May 2020 13:36
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