The Scottish Government

We want to improve public services for everyone in Scotland. Our funding is helping partnerships like NHS Research Scotland Renal Network and Dundee University do just that. Watch to find out what they are doing for those affected by kidney disease. #ProgrammeforGovernment

The next Travelling Cabinet takes place tomorrow. Scottish Ministers will host a public discussion to hear from local people in South Ayrshire. You can watch this live on YouTube and X.

Deputy First Minister Kate Forbes visited Cultarlann Inbhir Nis to announce funding for the Highlands first dedicated Gaelic cultural centre. Cultarlann will receive £370,000 to develop a space for Gaelic gatherings, ceilidhs and exhibitions in the centre of Inverness. It is also intended to be a tourist attraction where visitors can meet Gaelic-speaking staff and learn more about the language and its history. ➡️ https://bit.ly/Cultarlann

The Young Scot Young Carers Package is part of our commitment to recognise and support the contributions of all young carers across Scotland. During afternoon tea with the First Minister John Swinney, young carers spoke about their experiences and the opportunities the package provides. Find out more from Nahian.

Health Secretary Neil Gray visited East Lothian Community Hospital to learn about the work being done to address delayed discharge. Ahead of winter, he is encouraging people to be aware of how to get the right care in the right place. More information ➡️ nhsinform.scot/right-care

Earlier this week, First Minister John Swinney attended the Scottish Government’s inaugural Faith and Belief Conference. The event brought together faith and community leaders to share knowledge and discuss ways to work together to improve relations between communities throughout Scotland.

Our Climate Change (Emissions Reduction Targets) (Scotland) Bill will change annual and interim emissions targets with multi-year carbon budgets, better reflecting how emissions reduce over time. We will end Scotland's contribution to global emissions by 2045. Watch for more.

It has been 12 months since the New Deal for Business Group published its implementation plan, looking at the challenges facing businesses. The Group is well on the way to achieving its aims, with new guidelines on how government and business will keep working together to grow the economy. In the last 12 months, actions taken by the New Deal for Business Group have included: 🔵 contributing business views to the Programme for Government 🔵 setting up a Regulatory Review Group to assess the impact of regulations 🔵 forming five teams to review non-domestic rates reforms and consider specific issues and actions 🔵 completing a detailed review of Scottish Government policy development to better include business views

Housing Minister Paul McLennan has announced a proposed rent cap as part of the Housing Bill. This will limit rent increases in areas where rent controls apply, protecting tenants and supporting people to access secure and affordable tenancies. Find out more: https://lnkd.in/eQ8NizEX

Menopause is different for everyone. Women can experience a range of psychological and physical symptoms. Here are some of the symptoms to look out for. Support is available. Find out more at nhsinform.scot/menopause