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Date answered:
18 September 2002
S1W-28111
This amount and the assumed meter size are agreed with the customer.If the property has a meter, customers pay the following charges:Water Charges:1. Volumetric Water Charge (Charged Per M3 of Water Used)*:1999-2000 2000-012001-022002-03Borders, Edinburgh and Lothians50pFirst 100,000m3 61p61p61pForth Valley, Fife, North Lanarkshire and East Dumbartonshire46...
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Date answered:
13 August 2002
S1W-27633
Yearly totals for Scotland are not comparable due to data being unavailable for different courts in different years.Value (£) of Fiscal Fines Outstanding at Financial Year EndDistrict Court1997-981998-9911999-200022000-013Aberdeen City1,470 7,238 13,042 5,562 Aberdeenshire1,759 4,230 2,409 2,682 Angus2,142 3,028 3,120 3,915 Argyll and ButeN/A611 635 243 Clackmannanshire2,370 3,326 2,374 2,246 Dumfries and Galloway4,875 5,399 10,109 5,225 Dundee City3,492 3,532 7,316 4,106 East Ayrshire1,475 1,870 2,047 3,680 East Dunbartonshire2,139 3,571 2,698 11,514 East Lothian631 486 247 195 East Renfrewshire1,526 700 1,560 911 Edinburgh, City of6,815 5,575 8,075 N/A Eilean Siar55 N/A 740 654 Falkirk2,253 3,365 2,626 3,026 Fife4,537 4,475 1,215 5,895 Glasgow CityN/AN/A 89,255 105,783 Highland11,524 6,255 32,310 7,166 Inverclyde2,802 2,046 1,980 3,128 Midlothian1,315 1,328 775 950 Moray795 1,212 2,160 2,122 North Ayrshire564 1,479 1,921 3,280 North LanarkshireN/A N/A N/A N/A Perth and Kinross2,527 N/A N/A N/A Renfrewshire3,117 17,759 2,370 9,702 Scottish Borders11,958 1,207 10,810 3,863 South Ayrshire N/A 3,877 5,187 6,388 South Lanarkshire 3,543 8,810 9,163 18,823 Stirling N/A N/A N/A N/A West Dunbartonshire N/A 3,275 3,612 3,632 West Lothian2,211 5,532 7,434 14,801 Scotland75,894 100,184 225,188 229,488 "N/A" denotes data not available.Notes:1...
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Date answered:
5 July 2002
S1W-26477
Provisional information for 2001-02 is also shown.1996-97 to 2001-02 Scottish Hospital1 Discharges1,2,3 For Children Aged Under 16 With Any Mention of Alcohol Related Conditions and Drug Misuse by Area of ResidenceArea of ResidenceDiagnosis5Discharge Period Alcohol Related Conditions1 1996-971997-981998-991999-20002000-012001-02Total847863754836841711Argyll and Clyde626460868453Ayrshire and Arran11710999998493Borders202024232428Dumfries and Galloway213331262918Fife494042494741Forth Valley332135343526Grampian116152110119125107Greater Glasgow133125110115116104Highland435250456155Lanarkshire855159805544Lothian8310256736748Orkney165688Shetland778654Tayside646853698063Western Isles85721514Scotland842855749832835706Other/Not Known585465Area of ResidenceDiagnosisDischarge Period Drug Misuse1 1996-971997-981998-991999-20002000-012001-02Total788570495873Argyll & Clyde6336109Ayrshire & Arran16291410821Borders125402Dumfries & Galloway323130Fife9713035Forth Valley322212Grampian1299734Greater Glasgow161376915Highland110221Lanarkshire424483Lothian3109578Orkney000000Shetland100000Tayside351233Western Isles000000Scotland788570495773Other/Not Known000010Notes:Source: SMR01 & SMR04 (valid records only).1...
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Date answered:
5 March 2002
S1W-20837
Details are as follows:Health Board1996-97Total Budget Increase(£ 000)1996-97Total Budget Increase%1996-97Per Capita Increase(£)1996-97Per Capita Increase%Argyll & Clyde20,2976.0516.6Ayrshire & Arran12,0744.3334.5Borders4,9555.7475.8Dumfries & Galloway8,8487.3627.6Fife10,2494.0344.7Forth Valley3,5341.7111.5Grampian19,9745.2405.5Greater Glasgow25,6253.2313.6Highland7,1444.1333.9Lanarkshire21,9075.6405.7Lothian20,4103.5233.0Orkney6603.6374.0Shetland5772.8283.2Tayside24,9027.4687.9Western Isles* -1,325 -3.9 -39 -3.3* Adjustment to capital charges allocation/payments between 1995-96 and 1996-97 distorts annual changes although this had no impact on the level of disposable income available to the Board.Health Board1997-98Total Budget Increase(£ 000)1997-98Total Budget Increase%1997-98Per Capita Increase(£)1997-98Per Capita Increase%Argyll & Clyde13,8763.9354.2Ayrshire & Arran19,2456.6516.6Borders4,0894.5384.4Dumfries & Galloway5,2124.0374.2Fife13,4064.1405.3Forth Valley11,5825.5395.1Grampian17,9164.4385.0Greater Glasgow42,7085.2525.7Highland9,6675.4475.4Lanarkshire27,2906.6486.5Lothian35,6405.9425.3Orkney1,3527.1666.9Shetland1,6157.7707.7Tayside9,8342.7283.0Western Isles 2,387 7.3 110 9.7Health Board1998-99Total Budget Increase(£ 000)1998-99Total Budget Increase%1998-99Per Capita Increase£1998-99Per Capita Increase%Argyll & Clyde16,6414.5445.1Ayrshire & Arran13,6154.4394.7Borders4,4824.7414.6Dumfries & Galloway6,0674.5414.5Fife8,2303.0222.8Forth Valley11,5865.2415.2Grampian16,0713.8364.4Greater Glasgow10,6271.250.6Highland6,2953.3323.5Lanarkshire18,8154.3354.4Lothian25,6054.0313.8Orkney1,8719.211110.8Shetland1,5406.9727.4Tayside18,2414.9535.6Western Isles1,1653.3554.4Health Board1999-00Total Budget Increase(£ 000)1999-00Total Budget Increase%1999-00Per Capita Increase(£)1999-00Per Capita Increase%Argyll & Clyde6,8671.8192.1Ayrshire & Arran9,9063.0283.3Borders1,3631.4121.3Dumfries & Galloway6,3684.5474.9Fife8,9283.1253.0Forth Valley8,0203.4232.8Grampian6,3181.4121.4Greater Glasgow33,0233.8424.4Highland4500.210.1Lanarkshire14,3383.1232.8Lothian11,4611.791.1Orkney**-1,135-5.1-61-5.3Shetland6872.9383.6Tayside5,3571.4181.8Western Isles5451.5382.9** Adjustment to the method of funding the Scottish Ambulance Service and a reducing in the level of non-recurring bridging finance from 1998-99 to 1999-2000 distorts annual changes although this had no impact on the level of disposable income available to the Board.Health Board2000-01Total Budget Increase(£ 000)2000-01Total Budget Increase%2000-01Per Capita Increase(£)2000-01Per Capita Increase%Argyll & Clyde32,7948.3828.9Ayrshire & Arran26,5387.9748.2Borders5,1335.1444.6Dumfries & Galloway5,6593.9464.6Fife19,4346.6536.2Forth Valley19,1317.9687.8Grampian33,0797.4667.8Greater Glasgow68,1687.5777.7Highland13,7297.0667.0Lanarkshire36,5467.7667.8Lothian45,9816.8536.1Orkney1,5877.5888.2Shetland2,3969.712111.2Tayside26,7976.8777.6Western Isles3,2108.713710.2Health Board1996-97 to 2000-01Cumulative Budget Increase(£ 000)1996-97 to 2000-01Cumulative Budget Increase%1996-97 to 2000-01Cumulative Per Capita Increase£1996-97 to 2000-01Cumulative Per Capita Increase%Argyll & Clyde90,47526.923129.7Ayrshire & Arran81,37828.922630.2Borders20,02223.218222.4Dumfries & Galloway32,15426.723228.5Fife60,24723.717424.1Forth Valley53,85326.118324.2Grampian93,35824.119126.3Greater Glasgow180,15122.720723.8Highland37,28521.517821.4Lanarkshire118,89630.421130.2Lothian139,09723.715920.7Orkney4,33523.624126.1Shetland6,81533.632937.5Tayside85,13125.324328.5Western Isles5,98217.530125.5Note: 1...
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Date answered:
29 November 2001
S1W-19988
Number of NHS dentists and NHS dental practices in each parliamentary constituency; by regionAt 30 September 2001Central Scotland regionNumber of NHS dentistsNumber of NHS dental practicesCodeParliamentary constituency04Airdrie & Shotts241014Coatbridge & Chryston271115Cumbernauld & Kilsyth22624East Kilbride321433Falkirk East20734Falkirk West301248Hamilton North & Bellshill471349Hamilton South18751Kilmarnock & Loudoun301457Motherwell & Wishaw2911Glasgow regionNumber of NHS dentistsNumber of NHS dental practicesCodeParliamentary constituency36Glasgow Anniesland19937Glasgow Baillieston11838Glasgow Cathcart251139Glasgow Govan492240Glasgow Kelvin732641Glasgow Maryhill321642Glasgow Pollock24943Glasgow Rutherglen271344Glasgow Shettleston321545Glasgow Springburn3416Highlands and Islands regionNumber of NHS dentistsNumber of NHS dental practicesCodeParliamentary constituency06Argyll & Bute21909Caithness, Sutherland & Easter Ross131050Inverness East, Nairn & Lochaber492456Moray25861Orkney Islands 7365Ross, Skye & Inverness West211167Shetland Islands8473Western Isles116Lothian regionNumber of NHS dentistsNumber of NHS dental practicesCodeParliamentary constituency27Edinburgh Central522528Edinburgh East & Musselburgh341129Edinburgh North & Leith652530Edinburgh Pentlands221131Edinburgh South482232Edinburgh West481453Linlithgow381354Livingston421355Midlothian2111Mid-Scotland and Fife regionNumber of NHS dentistsNumber of NHS dental practicesCodeParliamentary constituency11Central Fife271222Dunfermline East31823Dunfermline West331252Kirkcaldy311058North East Fife271159North Tayside291360Ochil251264Perth401768Stirling3213North-East Scotland regionNumber of NHS dentistsNumber of NHS dental practicesCodeParliamentary constituency01Aberdeen Central602202Aberdeen North12703Aberdeen South13405Angus331208Banff & Buchan25820Dundee East281421Dundee West482146Gordon24971West Aberdeenshire & Kincardine238South Scotland regionNumber of NHS dentistsNumber of NHS dental practicesCodeParliamentary constituency07Ayr452010Carrick, Cumnock & Doon Valley13813Clydesdale311317Cunninghame South21819Dumfries271425East Lothian271535Galloway & Upper Nithsdale141266Roxburgh & Berwickshire241170Tweeddale, Ettrick & Lauderdale177West Scotland regionNumber of NHS dentistsNumber of NHS dental practicesCodeParliamentary constituency12Clydebank & Milngavie291016Cunninghame North281318Dumbarton351126Eastwood462047Greenock & Inverclyde21962Paisley North371163Paisley South441669Strathkelvin & Bearsden341572West Renfrewshire2412Source: Information and Statistical Division (ISD).Notes:1...
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Date answered:
14 August 2001
S1W-17055
.£1778.82March 2001 (8 March)Brussels, BelgiumOpening of Cultural Tourism SeminarSeminar focused on the use of culture to promote tourism and economic development and was attended by representatives of European tourism, trade and cultural organisations.£859.50April 2001(1- 4 April )USATartan WeekSupporting Scottish businesses and promoting Scotland both as ...
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Date answered:
21 May 2001
S1W-14598
A key component of these first PiPs should set out how local authorities and health boards will set up and maintain local registers of adults and children with learning disabilities.Number of pupils with Special Educational Needs & Records of Needs, by Local AuthorityPre-SchoolPrimary, Secondary & SpecialLocal AuthoritySpecial Educational NeedsRecords of NeedsSpecial Educational NeedsRecords of NeedsScotland2,77944038,18515,689Aberdeen City7391,707755Aberdeenshire146262,072680Angus366630270Argyll & Bute8433732180Clackmannanshire27*571181Dumfries & Galloway65121,605468Dundee City10817957560East Ayrshire7019905441East Dunbartonshire39*390170East Lothian337270109East Renfrewshire7118864213Edinburgh, City of162373,5211,070Eilean Siar17*285116Falkirk6861,198606Fife11962,340641Glasgow City470504,0372,379Highland117302,087837Inverclyde62*788419Midlothian3310477170Moray468811324North Ayrshire48*970465North Lanarkshire165371,809927Orkney Islands11*17143Perth & Kinross7430877405Renfrewshire11301,946892Scottish Borders6718908265Shetland Islands13*19082South Ayrshire78*834392South Lanarkshire19491,7301,013Stirling5361,033208West Dunbartonshire59*424135West Lothian58171,046273Sources: SEED School Census & Pre-school Census, both September 1999.Figures in the table include both publicly-funded and independent schoolsNotes:1...
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Date answered:
25 October 2000
S1W-10110
Cancer Equipment initiative 0.5Notes:1. A breakdown of total awards made to cancer research projects in 1997-98, 1998-99 and 1999-2000 by cancer type is provided in the table below.
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Date answered:
29 June 2000
S1W-08349
This trend prompted the Fisheries Departments to introduce monthly catch limits for North Sea nephrops last autumn and to extend these arrangements to Area VII and West of Scotland nephrops for the year 2000.In our view it would be prudent to adopt further measures to constrain future growth in fishing effort within the under 10 metre fleet. Consequently from 1 January 2001, it will not be possible to aggregate licences from vessels under eight metres onto vessels between 8 and 10 metres.
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Date answered:
29 June 2000
S1W-07994
The criteria are based on the classic criteria first promulgated in a WHO Report in 1996, and also take into account international work on the appraisal of screening programmes, particularly that in Canada and the United States.1. The condition1.1 The condition should be an important health problem.1.2 The epidemiology and natural history of the co...
