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  1. Government spend over £25,000: November 2025

    Details of all Scottish Government spend over £25,000. We publish this information by month.

  2. Government spend over £25,000: March 2026

    Details of all Scottish Government spend over £25,000. We publish this information by month.

  3. Government spend over £25,000: January 2026

    Details of all Scottish Government spend over £25,000. We publish this information by month.

  4. Government spend over £25,000: 2025 to 2026

    Details of all Scottish Government spend over £25,000. We publish this information by month and annually.

  5. Government spend over £25,000: October 2025

    Details of all Scottish Government spend over £25,000. We publish this information by month.

  6. Government spend over £25,000: September 2025

    Details of all Scottish Government spend over £25,000. We publish this information by month.

  7. Government spend over £25,000: August 2025

    Details of all Scottish Government spend over £25,000. We publish this information by month.

  8. Private Residential Tenancy: rent adjudications

    A list of Private Residential Tenancy properties valued by Rent Service Scotland, along with the comparable properties used in their assessment.

  9. Fish Health Inspectorate: mortality information

    Under a voluntary agreement with Scottish Government, Aquaculture Production Businesses (APB) report instance of mortality above specified thresholds. Reports are used as part of the wider aquatic animal health surveillance programme to direct further investigations as required.

    Part of:
    Fish Health Inspectorate: forms
  10. Fair Work Action Plan: progress reports

    Update on the progress of the actions in the Fair Work action plan.

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