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Date answered:
7 December 2004
S2W-12481
These estimates broken down by age, gender and local authority area for 1999 to 2003 are reported in Tables 1 and 2. The LFS was enhanced in 2003, which allows us to provide estimates for the NEET group for 14 local authority areas in Scotland for the first time (Table 3).
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Date answered:
7 December 2004
S2W-12492
On the basis of information supplied by health boards in previous years, it is estimated that an additional £1 million will be allocated to smoking cessation services by health boards in 2004-05.
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Date answered:
10 December 2003
S2W-04176
***Thisfigure represents the closure of Bellshill and Law Maternity Hospitals and theopening of Wishaw General Hospital.Thegeneral fall in average available staffed beds in neonatal units is accountedfor by two reasons.1.The closure of maternity hospitals due to the falling birth rate.
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Date answered:
14 November 2003
S2W-03300
Hence using these resources, seven NHS trusts had their cumulativefinancial deficits of £41 million written off as shown in Table 1.Table 1: Cumulative FinancialDeficits Written Off During 2001-02 NHS Trust £000 Argyll and Clyde Acute Hospitals NHS Trust 3,305 Renfrewshire and Inverc...
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Date answered:
15 July 2003
S2W-00906
From 2000 the definition changed to include only those wholly or mainly funded by a local authority.Table 2: Number of Residents in Private Nursing Homes1,2,3 Whose Major Source of Funding is a Local Authority4 by the Local Authority in Which the Home is Situated: Years Ending 31 March 1997 to 2002YearLocal Authority199719981999200020012002Aberdeen City241380460353373399Aberdeenshire410559650549541716Angus188264273275284305Argyll and Bute9610011399144154Clackmannanshire4552508995137Dumfries & Galloway258308318254204288Dundee City357394398388402457East Ayrshire325266260269296348East Dunbartonshire207226220164241275East Lothian217245202326264334East Renfrewshire161177221159287265Eilean Siar214859555858City of Edinburgh714838934931840823Falkirk322231294283357348Fife628778818836930996City of Glasgow169014361686170817631867Highland585648575571502686Inverclyde100159150170200235Midlothian155193159230174226Moray91154198166138178North Ayrshire228288311296341467North Lanarkshire475677707684850926Perth and Kinross227318364356370401Renfrewshire366413444372525529Scottish Borders255290315254292302South Ayrshire250293285260333357South Lanarkshire79787491096211381063Stirling155298289325275304West Dunbartonshire36168213112242235West Lothian351374397477371389Scotland99511144912273119731283014068Source: ISD Scotland ISD(S)34 Private Nursing Homes Census.Notes:1...
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Date answered:
12 December 2002
S1W-32219
Starter packs have been produced for parents of primary 1 children which give information on healthy eating and a guide to healthy choices available in school.
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Date answered:
25 June 2002
S1W-27026
This announcement builds on the joint statement agreed with COSLA at Balfron High School last October, and marks the beginning of the biggest ever school building programme in Scotland with a step change in the level of investment that will deliver an ultra-modern learning environment for the future:We will support PPP projects across 15 bidding authorities which will see the replacement or substantial refurbishment of around 300 schools. Details are set out in Table 1...
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Date answered:
27 May 2002
S1W-21986
To ask the Scottish Executive what the (a) actual and (b) projected health expenditure was or will be per capita in (i) each NHS health board area and (ii) Scotland in the years (1) 2000-01, (2) 2001-02 and (3) 2002-03 and (4) 2003-04.
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Date answered:
11 December 2001
S1W-20442
Edinburgh City Councillors appointed to non-departmental public bodies are listed in the table below:NameNDPBParty political affiliationAppt fromAppt toRemunerationIain WhyteNational Galleries of ScotlandConservative04/9803/02noneKingsley E F ThomasScottish Advisory Committee on Drugs Misuse (declassified 1/9/01)Labour01/0012/02noneDaphne SleighScottish HomesConservative09/9003/997,464Elizabeth MaginnisGeneral Teaching Council For ScotlandLabour03/9301/99noneDonald AndersonVisitScotlandLabour12/9809/057,628Marilyne A MaclarenCentral Advisory Committee on Justices of the Peace (Scotland)Liberal Democrat12/9610/01noneJames L WallsJustice of the Peace Advisory Committee (Edinburgh)Conservative03/9702/03noneLesley HindsHealth Education Board for ScotlandLabour07/9803/042,118Moyra ForrestJustice of the Peace Advisory Committee (Edinburgh)Liberal Democrat06/9705/06noneRobert CairnsEast of Scotland Water Authority (Chair)Labour04/9803/0227,025Historic Buildings for Scotland12/9512/01noneEric MilliganJustice of the Peace Advisory Committee (Edinburgh) Labour05/9905/03noneBrian HoustonVisitScotlandLabour06/0106/057,628Full details of appointments made to health trusts and boards in the Lothian and NHS Borders areas since 1997 were given in the answer to S1W-20382 on 10 December.Information on Edinburgh City Councillors who have been appointed to Social Inclusion Partnerships or other publicly remunerative posts in each year since 1997 is not held centrally.The Executive has provided a corrected table (published on 4 February 2002); see below.NameNDPBParty political affiliationAppt fromAppt toRemunerationKingsley E F ThomasScottish Advisory Committee on Drugs Misuse (declassified 1/9/01)Labour01/0012/02noneDaphne SleighScottish HomesConservative09/9003/997,464Elizabeth MaginnisGeneral Teaching Council For ScotlandLabour03/9301/99noneDonald AndersonVisitScotlandLabour12/9809/057,628Marilyne A MaclarenCentral Advisory Committee on Justices of the Peace (Scotland)Liberal Democrat12/9610/01noneJames L WallsJustice of the Peace Advisory Committee (Edinburgh)Conservative03/9702/03noneLesley HindsHealth Education Board for ScotlandLabour07/9803/042,118Moyra ForrestJustice of the Peace Advisory Committee (Edinburgh)Liberal Democrat06/9705/06noneRobert CairnsEast of Scotland Water Authority (Chair)Labour04/9803/0227,025Historic Buildings for Scotland12/9512/01noneEric MilliganJustice of the Peace Advisory Committee (Edinburgh) Labour05/9905/03none S1W-20442
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Date answered:
16 August 2001
S1W-17141
The table below shows the amount of public sector funding going into, or contributing towards, the rail network in Scotland and which comes from sources outside the Assigned Budget.Public Funding of Scottish Rail Network from Outwith Assigned Budget (£ Millions) YEARFranchise payments to ScotRail(1)(2)SRA Funds (RPP)(3)Freight Facilities Grants from DETR (3)Track Access Grants Payments from DETR(4)Franchise payments to Virgin Trains (Cross Country services) (2)(5)Franchise payments to Virgin Trains (West Coast services)(2)(5)Franchise payments to GNER(2)(5)1996-1997 Contracts awarded to 1999-2000 amount to £2.01 million. 30.68 5.83 61.471997-1998135.98 115.9376.6355.051998-1999130.90 101.4570.2137.401999-2000125.80 6.4686.7859.0617.362000-2001110.220.080.160.2879.8957.68 6.682001-2002 0.41 74.8857.752.202002-2003 0.18 55.81( 4.29)0.152003-2004 0.15 44.74( 58.25) 0.152004-2005 0.06 TOTAL502.900.886.622.29590.16264.62180.46(1) Franchise payments to ScotRail met from the Assigned Budget after April 2001.(2) Franchise payments for 1995-96 to 2000-01 are the net outturn cash amounts paid to the private sector and include actual incentive payments and receipts.
