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Date answered:
21 February 2001
S1W-13170
The breakdown is as follows:HMP Aberdeen2Church of Scotland 1 Roman Catholic 1Scottish EpiscopalHMP Barlinnie5Church of Scotland 3Roman CatholicHMP Castle Huntly2Church of Scotland 1Roman CatholicHMP Cornton Vale1Church of Scotland 1Roman CatholicHMP Dumfries1Church of Scotland 1Roman CatholicHMP Edinburgh5Church of Scotland 2Roman Catholic 1Scottish EpiscopalHMP Glenochil3Church of Scotland 3Roman Catholic 2Scottish EpiscopalHMP Inverness2Church of Scotland 1 Roman Catholic 1 Scottish EpiscopalHMP Low Moss1Church of Scotland 2 Roman CatholicHMP Noranside1Church of Scotland 1Roman CatholicHMP Perth3Church of Scotland 2 Roman CatholicHMP Peterhead2Church of Scotland 1Roman CatholicHMP Polmont4Church of Scotland 2 Roman Catholic 1Scottish EpiscopalHMP Shotts3Church of Scotland 2Roman Catholic 1Scottish EpiscopalHMP Kilmarnock1Church of Scotland 2Roman CatholicChaplaincy teams facilitate the attendance of Ministers of other Christian denominations and representatives of other faiths at the request of prisoners.
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Date answered:
16 February 2001
S1W-13035
NameLength of serviceDr Jim McManus (Chairman)1 Year*Dr John Baird3 Years**Mrs Megan Casserly2 Years***Dr John Donnelly1 YearMrs Johan Findlay1 Year Dr Judy Greenwood OBE3 Years Mrs Irene Guild4 YearsMr Hamish Hyslop3YearsSheriff Brian Lockhart3 1/2 YearsSheriff Principal John MaguireI YearMr James Milne4 YearsMrs Eleanor McLaughlin1 YearMs Morag Owens2 YearsRt Hon Lord Ross3 1/2 YearsHon Lord Wheatley1 year*Dr McManus previously served as a member of the board from 1987-94**Dr Baird previously served on the board from 1992-94***Mrs Casserly previously served on the board from 1990-98 and was appointed for a fresh term on 14 January 1999.
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Date answered:
31 August 2000
S1W-02288
This sum has now been supplemented by an additional £1 million announced by me on 16 November.This question was originally answered on 3 February 2000.
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Date answered:
23 May 2000
S1W-06306
Details of these awards are as follows:CompanyAmount of AwardDate AwardedEquivalent lorry miles p.a. in ScotlandDeanside Transit 1£ 3,045,000August 19972,000,000Safeways 1£ 680,000November 1998480,000HJ Banks£ 873,000July 19991,080,000LAW Mining£ 2,548,230September 19991,200,000TDG NEXUS2£ 3,233,333September 1999670,000ABP£ 4,410,000February 20001,400,000ST Services£ 874,000March 2000400,000Forth Ports£ 81,000March 200087,000Safeways Phase 2£ 896,554March 2000567,000TOTAL£16,641,117 7,884,000Notes:1.
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Date answered:
25 November 1999
S1W-02523
The information requested on the number of psychiatric consultants is shown in the attached tables.Table: Psychiatric consultants (1) employed by NHS TrustsDistribution by health board areas: as at 30 September 1993-98 Whole time equivalents 199319941995199619971998Argyll & Clyde22.919.421.923.526.728.9Ayrshire & Arran11.09.88.89.810.712.2Borders5.05.05.76.26.46.4Dumfries & Galloway8.48.48.08.08.07.0Fife12.014.014.011.411.914.4Forth Valley11.012.013.414.415.817.4Grampian29.530.022.030.530.134.2Greater Glasgow52.355.2 63.761.566.969.7Highland10.010.09.68.29.310.3Lanarkshire17.0 17.517.116.018.022.6Lothian42.543.445.246.248.746.2Orkney------Shetland1.0-1.01.01.01.0Tayside25.624.925.425.926.429.7Western Isles1.01.01.01.01.02.0Number (2) 199319941995199619971998Argyll & Clyde252124273034Ayrshire & Arran121110111213Borders556789Dumfries & Galloway999999Fife121414121315Forth Valley111214151719Grampian323329323237Greater Glasgow586170677376Highland10101091011Lanarkshire171918161823Lothian464750515248Orkney------Shetland1-1 111Tayside282728282832Western Isles1 11112Source: Medical and Dental Census ISD Scotland Ad hoc: 1999/0005.Notes:1.
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Date answered:
4 October 1999
S1W-01257
Details of all appointments made to Non-Departmental Public Bodies since 6 May 1999, are as follows:Body AppointmentsRe-appointmentsTotalExecutive NDPBsRoyal Botanic Garden Edinburgh1 1Scottish Arts Council 1 1Scottish Conveyancing andExecutry Services Board 33Scottish Higher Education Funding Council314Scottish Homes 224Sport Scotland1 1Advisory NDPBsCentral Advisory Committee on Justices of the Peace (Scotland)1 1Justice of the Peace Advisory Committee (32)4 4Scottish Advisory Committee on the Medical Workforce5 5Scottish Records Advisory Council4 4Public CorporationsEast of Scotland Water Authority4 4North of Scotland Water Authority6 6West of Scotland Water Authority6 6NHS BodiesForth Valley Primary Care NHS Trust1 1Lothian Health Board1 1Clinical Standards Board for Scotland1 1Nationalised IndustriesCaledonian MacBrayne Ltd1 1TribunalsChildren's Panel (32)445500*945Rent Assessment Panel 11Totals487507994* Approximate figure - exact number not available.Appointments between 6 May-1 July were made by the Secretary of State for Scotland.
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Date answered:
4 October 1999
S1W-01257
Details of all appointments made to Non-Departmental Public Bodies since 6 May 1999, are as follows:Body AppointmentsRe-appointmentsTotalExecutive NDPBsRoyal Botanic Garden Edinburgh1 1Scottish Arts Council 1 1Scottish Conveyancing andExecutry Services Board 33Scottish Higher Education Funding Council314Scottish Homes 224Sport Scotland1 1Advisory NDPBsCentral Advisory Committee on Justices of the Peace (Scotland)1 1Justice of the Peace Advisory Committee (32)4 4Scottish Advisory Committee on the Medical Workforce5 5Scottish Records Advisory Council4 4Public CorporationsEast of Scotland Water Authority4 4North of Scotland Water Authority6 6West of Scotland Water Authority6 6NHS BodiesForth Valley Primary Care NHS Trust1 1Lothian Health Board1 1Clinical Standards Board for Scotland1 1Nationalised IndustriesCaledonian MacBrayne Ltd1 1TribunalsChildren's Panel (32)445500*945Rent Assessment Panel 11Totals487507994* Approximate figure - exact number not available.Appointments between 6 May-1 July were made by the Secretary of State for Scotland.
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Date answered:
24 July 2006
S2W-27108
The analysisexcludes all sales with a value of less than £20,000 and over £1 million with theaim of excluding non market sales and non residential commercial sales.Table 2 shows the number oftransactions in each year included in the analysis.
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Date answered:
19 July 2006
S2W-26954
SEERAD Area Office Area of Rough Grazing (000 ha) on holdings with sheep Area of Rough Grazing (000ha) no longer being grazed by sheep 1990 2000 2005 1990 to 2000 2000 to 2005 Ayr 161 138 125 23 13 Benbecula 14 10 8 4 2 Dumfries 174 143 130 31 13 Elgin 29 22 22 7 0 Galashiels 214 190 178 24 12 Grampian 103 58 54 45 4 Hamilton 71 65 64 6 1...
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Date answered:
1 June 2006
S2W-25992
New guidelines on the prosecution of knifecrime will come into effect on 1 July 2006, following the end of the knife amnesty which commencedon 24 May, which will mean that those carryingor using a knife will be held in custody and may be prosecuted before a sheriffand jury, enabling sheriffs to impose a more severe punishment.Custodial Convictions in ScottishCourts for Handling an Offensive Weapon1, 2000-01 to 2004-05 Scotland Possession of an Offensive Weapon2 Having in a Public Place an Article with a Blade or a poInt Total 2000-01 281 351 632 2001-02 264 363 627 2002-03 276 451 727 2003-04 264 400 664 2004-05 303 458 761 Aberdeen 2000-01 7 4 11 2001-02 6 7 13 2002-03 4 5 9 2003-04 7 3 10 2004-05 8 5 13 Dundee 2000-01 6 10 16 2001-02 8 15 23 2002-03 8 9 17 2003-04 6 11 17 2004-05 12 10 22 Edinburgh 2000-01 22 28 50 2001-02 15 28 43 2002-03 15 42 57 2003-04 15 39 54 2004-05 17 41 58 Glasgow 2000-01 135 142 277 2001-02 119 133 252 2002-03 137 197 334 2003-04 121 134 255 2004-05 132 165 297 Stirling 2000-01 1 1 2 2001-02 2 2 4 2002-03 2 3 5 2003-04 5 3 8 2004-05 - 3 3 Notes:1.
