Scottish National Party MSP for Angus South
Entered the Scottish Parliament on 6 May 2011 — Election
Colleges play an important role in our communities, which is why the budget for this year sees a 2.1 per cent uplift to the college resource allocation. It is also a fact that the Scottish Funding Council has ensured that no college will have their teaching funding reduced for this financial year against the previous year. Fife College will receive a 1.26 per cent increase in teaching funding...
The underlying assertion that other colleges are somehow being favoured over Fife College simply does not stand up to scrutiny given the brand-new £150 million Scottish Government-funded campus in Dunfermline that the college will take ownership of later this year. If Claire Baker is arguing that the Scottish Funding Council should take financial resources away from other colleges...
I have not seen the letter that Annabelle Ewing has written to me, but she has raised it today. Consideration of an additional premium sits within a wide-ranging and on-going piece of work to look at how we get colleges in their localities to better align their offerings with the needs of the local and national economy. I will respond to Annabelle Ewing’s letter in due...
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