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£2m to increase involvement in sport
NEWS
4 April 2017
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Culture & Leisure
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The Scottish Government cash will be used to encourage more women and people from LGBT communities to take part in sport
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sources and quantitative and qualitative methods of the case study method, will provide the Scottish Government
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