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Appendix 4: Youth Commission on Mental Health Services
Our second progress report on the Mental Health Strategy 2017-2027.
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6. Gypsy/Traveller accommodation needs and aspirations
Overview of the evidence about the accommodation needs of Gypsy/Travellers in Scotland, drawing on both academic and grey literature. It discusses current provision, accommodation needs and aspirations, and identifies key areas which could be
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Exploring Barriers to Community Land-Based Activities - Research Findings
This is a summary of research that explores the views of communities on the barriers to community land based activities in Scotland
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CHAPTER 3 IMPROVING QUALITY
Our vision and strategic aims for the private rented sector.
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3. Devolved Public Sector Employment in Scotland; Headcount (see Table 4)
Snapshot of public sector employment as at March 2019.
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3. Measurements of rent affordability
Information on definitions and measures of social rent affordability, the relationship between housing and poverty, rents in the affordable housing sector, the role of the mid-market rent sector and policies with an impact on rent affordability.
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2. Public Sector Employment by Devolved and Reserved Responsibility; Headcount
Snapshot of public sector employment up to December 2018.
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Chapter 3: Summary of previous literature on mode effects
The methodology report for the Scottish Household Survey 2020 telephone survey which discusses the impact of the change in mode.
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3 Network Modelling
This study examines the technical and financial prospects for recovery of heat from four sites used for large scale fossil fuel power generation and then explores policies that could help make the recovery of heat a more practical option.
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6. Temporary accommodation
This bulletin provides information on homelessness applications, assessments and outcomes to 31 March 2013. It includes information on the characteristics of applicant households, local authority assessments and the action taken in respect of cases
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