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First Minister’s Easter Message

12 April 2020

First Minister Nicola Sturgeon sends best wishes and thanks everyone who is spending this #EasterAtHome.

First Minister @NicolaSturgeon has wished everyone a happy and peaceful Easter, and thanked everyone in Scotland for making the effort to follow the important advice to spend this #EasterAtHome. pic.twitter.com/Fi6VY6alBh

— Scottish Government (@scotgov) April 12, 2020

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Every local authority in Scotland is ready to deliver #1140 hours of free early learning and childcare. First Minister @NicolaSturgeon visited Fallin Nursery this morning to see how the children there are using their #1140 hours. Read more ➡️ bit.ly/3yANKLi pic.twitter.com/aZAW9fHAu3

FM @NicolaSturgeon set out Scotland's move to beyond level 0 from Monday 9 August ➡️ gov.scot/news/scotland-…

First Minister @NicolaSturgeon announced a £70 million investment in youth employment this morning during a visit to @YoMoGlasgow Find out more about how the money will help 16-24 year olds in Scotland enter the workforce: gov.scot/news/young-sco… pic.twitter.com/k6I8LZs31P

FM @NicolaSturgeon has opened @policescotland’s International Police Academy at Scottish Police HQ, Tulliallan. The Academy will support officers in Scotland to share expertise and learn from overseas police forces through collaboration and partnership. bit.ly/3i3m4sH pic.twitter.com/dv5WG7GMih

FM @NicolaSturgeon met service users and representatives from @FeniksCentre and @CitzRights in Edinburgh, to hear about the challenges of applying for Settled Status, and said the UK Government's failure to extend the scheme is 'unacceptable.' More: bit.ly/2SQznmQ pic.twitter.com/c7gagtj3uP

This morning First Minister @NicolaSturgeon joined the 35th @BICSecretariat Summit virtually. Members discussed the complex and interconnected issues of #COVID response, recovery, and climate change, and the role co-operation and collaboration can have in tackling them. pic.twitter.com/CcmCmuOg7w

Following today’s 4 Nations #COVID Recovery Summit, First Minister @NicolaSturgeon has pushed for meaningful action following the discussions, and urged the UK Government to listen and act on key Scottish concerns to ensure a fair and just recovery. ➡️bit.ly/4NCovidSummit pic.twitter.com/lOyk9lQ3UM

Today @NicolaSturgeon and @fmwales have written to the Prime Minister calling for greater clarity and substance around a proposed four-nations Covid recovery summit currently scheduled for Thursday this week. Read the full letter➡️bit.ly/3wveUSA

First Minister @NicolaSturgeon has attended the opening of the General Assembly of @churchscotland #GA2021. @scotgov values and appreciates our relationships with Scotland’s diverse faith communities, and welcomes their contribution and input into our nation’s civic life. pic.twitter.com/zfhsMx02no

FM @NicolaSturgeon has thanked community leaders and members for keeping each other safe during a visit to @GlasgowMosque She also urged caution around Eid al-Fitr celebrations asking the community to continue to stay safe to keep the virus under control bit.ly/2SJV1bU pic.twitter.com/9BLYZuLN0j

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