BSL Scotland Act 2015 – BSL Scotland Act 2015

Scottish Government
The Public
History of BSL in Scotland
Our Work
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Scottish Government
The Public
History of BSL in Scotland
Our Work
- Photos
- Videos
Useful Links
Contact Us

BSL (Scotland) Act 2015

The Scottish Government's information, resources and guidance for public bodies related to the BSL (Scotland) Act 2015

Authority Plans

History of BSL in Scotland

Pothole Claim

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Pothole Claim
Allotment - local councils

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Allotment - local councils
BSL Tour- House for an Art Lover

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BSL Tour- House for an Art Lover
Low Emission Zone (LEZ): Glasgow

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Low Emission Zone (LEZ): Glasgow
A Deaf BSL user's experience of Fibromyalgia Syndrome

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A Deaf BSL user's experience of Fibromyalgia Syndrome
Mental Health Awareness Week

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Mental Health Awareness Week

As a society, we need to recognise the cultural and linguistic identity of Deaf and Deafblind people who use BSL to communicate.

We need to adapt our services; that means we need to remove the barriers that Deaf and Deafblind people face when accessing public services, employment and education services.

Introduction from the Minister of Childcare & Young People, Clare Haughey

As a society, we need to recognise the cultural and linguistic identity of Deaf and Deafblind people who use BSL to communicate.

We need to adapt our services; that means we need to remove the barriers that Deaf and Deafblind people face when accessing public services, employment and education services.

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History of BSL in Scotland

Get in Touch

Scottish Government
St. Andrew's House, Regent Road, Edinburgh
ceu@gov.scot
0300 244 4000

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Resources

The BSL National Plan 2017-2023 (PDF) The BSL National Plan 2017-2023 (.docx) BSL (Scotland) Act 2015 Legislation Authority Plans Useful Links Colleges & Universities BSL Progress Report 2021

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