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Scotland's Spending Review plans to fund defence, computing, and carbon capture, including the Royal Navy base and a supercomputer in Edinburgh.
The Acorn Project will store bad gases under the sea to help the planet. The review is about spending money wisely in the next few years.
Spending will rise a bit each year until 2028-29. Key areas like defence and NHS need more money.
Money for big projects like transport and power stations is good. It helps the economy grow and makes new jobs.
The Spending Review changes Scotland's money from the UK. Pensions, benefits, and some jobs might move to Scotland, which could be good.
Holyrood will get money and can choose to spend it on health or other important things. They must decide where to cut or add money.
This review is key for Scotland's public services. Decisions now will affect the future. It's just the start, with more plans to come.
Scotland's Spending Review plans to fund defence, computing, and carbon capture, including the Royal Navy base and a supercomputer in Edinburgh.
The Acorn Project will store bad gases under the sea to help the planet. The review is about spending money wisely in the next few years.
Spending will rise a bit each year until 2028-29. Key areas like defence and NHS need more money.
Money for big projects like transport and power stations is good. It helps the economy grow and makes new jobs.
The Spending Review changes Scotland's money from the UK. Pensions, benefits, and some jobs might move to Scotland, which could be good.
Holyrood will get money and can choose to spend it on health or other important things. They must decide where to cut or add money.
This review is key for Scotland's public services. Decisions now will affect the future. It's just the start, with more plans to come.