Statistics and research
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The impact of children and young people's participation on policy making
A report commissioned by the Scottish Government to explore the impact children and young people’s participation has had on policy-making in Scotland.
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Early learning and childcare at age five: comparing two cohorts
A report on early learning and childcare use and provision in Scotland, comparing Growing Up in Scotland data from 2008-09 and 2014.
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Social Care Services, Scotland, 2017
Latest national figures for social care services provided or purchased by Local Authorities in Scotland.
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Estimate of community owned land in Scotland 2017
The estimate of community owned land in Scotland is an annual publication that will track progress towards the Scottish Government targets.
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- Community ownership in Scotland
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Council tax reduction in Scotland: July to September 2017
This report provides the number of recipients of Council Tax reduction between July and September 2017.
- Part of:
- Local government finance statistics
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Children in families with limited resources across Scotland 2014-2016
New estimates of the proportion of children in combined low income and material deprivation by council area and household characteristics.
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Consultation on common good property guidance: analysis of responses
Report on of responses to our consultation on fulfilling part eight of the Community Empowerment (Scotland) Act 2015.
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Introduction of an Infrastructure Charging Mechanism in Scotland: research project
This research focuses on the options for an infrastructure charging mechanism.
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Public attitudes to young people in Scotland
Findings from a survey of public attitudes to young people.
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Social Security Experience Panels - About Your Benefits and You: visual summary of research findings
This report is a visual summary of the quantitative research findings from the Social Security Experience Panels’ ‘About Your Benefits and You’ research.