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Date answered:
22 February 2011
S3W-39418
List of Campaign details Campaigns 2009-10 Campaigns 2008-09 Active Nation Scottish Cup Ageism Additional Support for Learners Alcohol Ageism Care Information Scotland Alcohol Cashback Big Freeze Children''s Hearings Breast Feeding Climate Change Adaption Care Info Scotland Climate Challenge Fund Cashback Community Safety Policy Child Internet Safety Curriculum for Excellence Children''s Hearings Diffuse Water Pollution Climate Challenge Fund Domestic Abuse Climate Change Drugs Community Safety Early Years Strategy Curriculum for Excellence Fire (Domestic and Setting) Domestic Abuse Firearms Drugs Flu Early Years (Play, Talk and Read) Greener Firearms Hand Hygiene Fire Domestic/Setting Healthy Living Greener Hepatitis C Hand Hygiene Homecoming Scottish Cup Hepatitis C Home Report Home Report Mutual NHS JP Recruitment National Care Standards National Care Standards Organ Donation Omnibus Survey (New...
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Date answered:
25 February 2010
S3W-31402
However, other indicators were removed from the 2007-08 QOF and the points that were previously available for these indicators were redistributed to the new PE07 and PE08 patient survey indicators.
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Date answered:
19 February 2008
S3W-09757
Savings represent the projected amount of additional relief that will be available under the Small Business Bonus Scheme in 2008-09 compared with the percentage relief that would have been available under the Small Business Rate Relief Scheme (had it continued at the same rates of relief as in 2007-08): Rateable Value Bands Number of Separate Business Properties Average Rateable Value (£) % Small Business Rates Relief (2007-08) % Small Business Bonus Scheme (2008-09) % Additional Saving Under SBBS (2008-09) Average Additional Saving SBBS (2008-09) (£) up to £1,000 28,482 £512 50% 80% 30% £70 £1,001 to £2,000 22,781 £1,511 £208 £2,001 to £3,000 18,849 £2,532 £348 £3,001 to £3,500 7,884 £3,279 £451 £3,501 to £4,000 7,461 £3,790 40% 40% £694 £4,001 to £4,500 6,867 £4,298 £787 £4,501 to £5,000 6,427 £4,796 30% 50% £1,098 £5,001 to £5,750 7,478 £5,394 £1,235 £5,751 to £6,000 2,941 £5,911 20% 60% £1,625 £6,001 to £7,000 8,406 £6,536 £1,796 £7,001 to £8,000 7,053 £7,551 10% 70% £2,421 £8,001 to £9,000 6,312 £8,567 5% 40% 35% £1,373 £9,001 to £10,000 5,284 £9,559 £1,532 £10,001 to £11,000 4,379 £10,575 20% 15% £727 £11,001 to £11,500 1,986 £11,330 £778 £11,501 to £12,000 1,862 £11,835 NIL 20% £1,084 £12,001 to £13,000 3,465 £12,572 £1,152 £13,001 to £14,000 2,991 £13,589 £1,245 £14,001 to £15,000 2,756 £14,594 £1,337 Total 153,664 Average up to £15,000 £752 Notes: 1. To allow comparison between the new...
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Date answered:
21 January 2008
S3W-08067
Local Authority Area Summary of Areas Designated Areas Designated Period of Designation Aberdeen City 35 letting areas Aberdeen Central, Altens, Ashgrove, Balgownie, Berryden, Bon Accord, Bridge of Don, Bucksburn, Cove, Craigiebuckler, Cults, Denmore, Dyce, Ferryhill, Fountainhall, Garthdee/ Kaimhill, George Street, Hazlehead, Hilton, Holburn, Kepplehills, Kingswells, Mannofield, Middleton, Old Aberdeen, Peterculter, Pittodrie, Rosehill, Ruthrieston, Raeden, Rosemount, Sheddocksley, Stoneywood, Union Grove and Westburn 05-09-2007 to 04-09-2012 Dumfries and Galloway 69 rural villages Ae, Amisfield, Auchencairn, Auldgirth, Bankend, Beeswing, Boreland, Borgue, Bridge of Dee, Brydekirk, Burnhead, Cairnryan, Canonbie, Carronbridge, Carrutherstown, Carty, Chapelknowe, Closeburn, Collin, Crocketford, Crossmichael, Culquhirk, Cummertrees, Dornock, Dundrennan, Dunscore, Eskdalemuir, Gair, Gelston, Glencaple, Glenlochar, Glenstockadale, Hightae, Holywood, Isle of Whithorn, Johnstonebridge, Kelton, Kirkcolm, Kirkgunzeon, Kirkinner, Kirkmahoe, Kirkton, Kirtlebridge, Leswalt, Lochfoot, Mochrum Park, Mouswald, Nethermill, New...
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Date answered:
23 August 1999
S1W-00883
A network of 47 Social Inclusion Partnerships is now in place, tackling the problems of exclusion in rural and urban areas across Scotland. Of these, 26 are new Social Inclusion Partnerships, which began their work on 1st April 1999.
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Date answered:
23 August 1999
S1W-00883
A network of 47 Social Inclusion Partnerships is now in place, tackling the problems of exclusion in rural and urban areas across Scotland. Of these, 26 are new Social Inclusion Partnerships, which began their work on 1st April 1999.
Official Report
Meeting date:
4 September 2000
Social Inclusion, Housing and Voluntary Sector Committee, 04 Sep 2000
How can we disseminate it to the field so that it is best used, and make sure that we do not continually recycle resources, as you say, into new projects just because they are supposed to be innovative or pilot projects?
Official Report
Meeting date:
15 September 2010
Meeting of the Parliament 15 September 2010
I hope that members are assured that the Scottish Ambulance Service, in partnership with BT, will consider all possible options to minimise the chances of a recurrence of the problem. I was stunned to discover on a visit to Northern Ireland on 11 August that the serious systems failure had occurred.
Official Report
Meeting date:
19 November 2009
Plenary, 19 Nov 2009
Motion, as amended, agreed to, That the Parliament agrees that tackling Healthcare Associated Infection (HAI) must continue to be a top priority for the Scottish Government; notes the range of actions that are now in place to drive down infections, backed by an investment in excess of £50 million; welcomes the establishment of an independent Healthcare Environment Inspectorate that has begun its programme of announced and unannounced visits...
Official Report
Meeting date:
18 March 2009
Local Government and Communities Committee, 18 Mar 2009
That gives you a flavour of the work that we are doing. I think that that is a new definition of brevity, but I thank you for your answer.
