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Official Report
Meeting date:
1 July 2004
Plenary, 01 Jul 2004
We hear inconsistent messages from the SNP, which constantly wishes us to curtail the right to buy. It did not support our modernisation plans for the right to buy.
Official Report
Meeting date:
8 October 2008
Audit Committee, 08 Oct 2008
Without taking up a lot of your time scrabbling through the report's individual paragraphs, I cannot give you the paragraph references, but I am confident that I am using the report's language in both cases. If it helps, paragraph 26 on page 12 of the report and the exhibits above it demonstrate the movements in cost.
Official Report
Meeting date:
23 March 2010
Equal Opportunities Committee 23 March 2010
What hidden or indirect impacts will the new duty have, in terms of enabling different groups to access services if the services are centralised?
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
20 August 2009
S3W-26098
Includes births where NHS board of residence is unknown or outside Scotland. 7. Includes Orkney, Shetland and Western Isles NHS board areas.
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
25 February 2009
S3W-20482
Offences Involving an Offensive Weapon, by Local Authority Area, 2003-04 2003-04 Possession of an Offensive Weapon Restriction of Offensive Weapon Having in a Public Place an Article with a Blade or Point Total Aberdeen City 218 0 110 328 Aberdeenshire 114 0 30 144 Angus 27 0 8 35 Argyll and Bute 37 0 42 79 City of Edinburgh 438 1 187 626 City of Glasgow 1,721 0 1,612 3,333 Clackmannanshire 73 0 6 79 Dumfries and Galloway 121 0 38 159 Dundee City 101 0 66 167 East Ayrshire 119 0 58 177 East Dunbartonshire 63 0 31 94 East Lothian 47 0 20 67 East Renfrewshire 43 0 40 83 Eilean Siar 8 0 4 12 Falkirk 128 0 56 184 Fife 52 0 183 235 Highland 177 0 58 235 Inverclyde 124 0 169 293 Midlothian 68 0 17 85 Moray 81 0 24 105 North Ayrshire 161 1 113 275 North Lanarkshire 350 0 187 537 Orkney Islands 1 0 3 4 Perth and Kinross 41 0 16 57 Renfrewshire 204 0 186 390 Scottish Borders 89 0 42 131 Shetland Islands 3 0 1 4 South Ayrshire 53 1 40 94 South Lanarkshire 368 1 276 645 Stirling 105 0 30 135 West Dunbartonshire 199 0 119 318 West Lothian 135 0 33 168 All Scotland 5,469 4 3,805 9,278 Offences Involving an Offensive Weapon, by Local Authority Area, 2004-05 2004-05 Possession of an Offensive Weapon Restriction of Offensive Weapon Having in a Public Place an Article with a Blade or Point Total Aberdeen City 216 0 113 329 Aberdeenshire 134 0 48 182 Angus 50 0 12 62 Argyll and Bute 53 0 56 109 City of Edinburgh 454 0 171 625 City of Glasgow 1,583 0 1,601 3,184 Clackmannanshire 71 0 12 83 Dumfries and Galloway 102 1 14 117 Dundee City 100 0 82 182 East Ayrshire 146 0 72 218 East Dunbartonshire 83 0 35 118 East Lothian 38 1 13 52 East Renfrewshire 58 0 65 123 Eilean Siar 5 0 5 10 Falkirk 138 0 65 203 Fife 180 0 91 271 Highland 192 0 60 252 Inverclyde 143 0 165 308 Midlothian 68 0 16 84 Moray 94 0 10 104 North Ayrshire 176 0 121 297 North Lanarkshire 427 0 205 632 Orkney Islands 1 0 3 4 Perth and Kinross 73 0 42 115 Renfrewshire 232 0 148 380 Scottish Borders 90 0 25 115 Shetland Islands 13 0 8 21 South Ayrshire 83 0 24 107 South Lanarkshire 361 0 280 641 Stirling 88 0 35 123 West Dunbartonshire 188 0 102 290 West Lothian 154 0 50 204 All Scotland 5,794 2 3,749 9,545 Offences Involving an Offensive Weapon, by Local Authority Area, 2005-06 2005-06 Possession of an Offensive Weapon Restriction of Offensive Weapon Having in a Public Place an Article with a Blade or Point Total Aberdeen City 218 0 91 309 Aberdeenshire 121 0 48 169 Angus 60 0 14 74 Argyll and Bute 46 0 57 103 City of Edinburgh 494 0 254 748 City of Glasgow 1,748 0 1,364 3,112 Clackmannanshire 69 0 20 89 Dumfries and Galloway 127 0 10 137 Dundee City 110 0 76 186 East Ayrshire 173 0 67 240 East Dunbartonshire 88 0 41 129 East Lothian 44 0 22 66 East Renfrewshire 47 0 29 76 Eilean Siar 15 0 4 19 Falkirk 115 0 49 164 Fife 197 0 76 273 Highland 193 2 87 282 Inverclyde 117 0 130 247 Midlothian 85 0 21 106 Moray 92 0 18 110 North Ayrshire 216 0 129 345 North Lanarkshire 430 0 239 669 Orkney Islands 4 0 6 10 Perth and Kinross 43 0 32 75 Renfrewshire 237 1 163 401 Scottish Borders 63 0 40 103 Shetland Islands 14 0 5 19 South Ayrshire 99 0 46 145 South Lanarkshire 314 0 272 586 Stirling 93 0 32 125 West Dunbartonshire 182 0 142 324 West Lothian 128 0 59 187 All Scotland 5,982 3 3,643 9,628 Offences Involving an Offensive Weapon, by Local Authority Area, 2006-07 2006-07 Possession of an Offensive Weapon Restriction of Offensive Weapon Having in a Public Place an Article with a Blade or Point Total Aberdeen City 218 0 113 331 Aberdeenshire 118 0 52 170 Angus 55 0 17 72 Argyll and Bute 90 0 73 163 City of Edinburgh 520 0 287 807 City of Glasgow 1,696 1 1,323 3,020 Clackmannanshire 89 0 49 138 Dumfries and Galloway 98 0 61 159 Dundee City 93 0 97 190 East Ayrshire 131 0 86 217 East Dunbartonshire 83 0 36 119 East Lothian 108 0 31 139 East Renfrewshire 53 0 43 96 Eilean Siar 11 0 5 16 Falkirk 113 0 109 222 Fife 224 0 117 341 Highland 281 0 79 360 Inverclyde 134 0 103 237 Midlothian 106 0 29 135 Moray 74 0 30 104 North Ayrshire 207 0 131 338 North Lanarkshire 442 0 242 684 Orkney Islands 4 0 6 10 Perth and Kinross 56 0 28 84 Renfrewshire 213 0 184 397 Scottish Borders 82 0 38 120 Shetland Islands 16 0 3 19 South Ayrshire 140 0 43 183 South Lanarkshire 325 0 264 589 Stirling 107 0 32 139 West Dunbartonshire 163 0 137 300 West Lothian 139 0 72 211 All Scotland 6,189 1 3,920 10,110 Offences Involving an Offensive Weapon, by Local Authority Area, 2007-08 2007-08 Possession of an Offensive Weapon Restriction of Offensive Weapon Having in a Public Place an Article with a Blade or Point Total Aberdeen City 214 1 151 366 Aberdeenshire 92 0 45 137 Angus 40 0 31 71 Argyll and Bute 64 0 66 130 City of Edinburgh 462 0 261 723 City of Glasgow 1,527 0 1,123 2,650 Clackmannanshire 84 0 42 126 Dumfries and Galloway 85 0 48 133 Dundee City 88 0 91 179 East Ayrshire 124 0 90 214 East Dunbartonshire 66 0 46 112 East Lothian 64 0 21 85 East Renfrewshire 34 0 39 73 Eilean Siar 9 0 4 13 Falkirk 85 0 77 162 Fife 202 2 110 314 Highland 267 0 78 345 Inverclyde 121 0 103 224 Midlothian 71 0 25 96 Moray 40 0 43 83 North Ayrshire 214 0 123 337 North Lanarkshire 437 0 240 677 Orkney Islands 4 0 5 9 Perth and Kinross 39 0 31 70 Renfrewshire 152 0 166 318 Scottish Borders 55 0 36 91 Shetland Islands 7...
Official Report
Meeting date:
10 March 2010
Public Audit Committee 10 March 2010
One of those recommendations was that new guidance should be introduced, but the individual bodies have not necessarily followed that through.
Official Report
Meeting date:
23 February 2010
Transport, Infrastructure and Climate Change Committee 23 February 2010
I do not want to be absolute, but my recollection is that 11 new park and rides will open before the end of the financial year in Strathclyde partnership for transport’s area.
Official Report
Meeting date:
17 September 2009
Plenary, 17 Sep 2009
Motion, as amended, agreed to, That the Parliament believes that major commercial decisions in Scotland should be made in the context of sustainable economic development; regrets that the proposals by Diageo to close Port Dundas Distillery in Glasgow and the Kilmarnock packaging plant abandoned long-standing workforces and plants while taking little responsibility for the consequent public costs of their decisions; urges the Scottish Government to ensure that government support of communities faced with major job losses is applied consistently across all communities in Scotland; recognises the work of the Diageo Taskforce to safeguard jobs in the west of Scotland; notes with real disappointment that the taskforce and Diageo were unable to agree a way forward; recognises that support for the individuals and communities affected is a major priority; calls on the Scottish Government to support the trades unions in their efforts to ensure that an extension on the proposed closure of Port Dundas is fully considered, that the proposed new...
Official Report
Meeting date:
17 June 2009
Plenary, 17 Jun 2009
People who have particular housing needs due to disability may be considered eligible even if they do not meet the price threshold.Applications under the new schemes have almost doubled compared with the same period last year.
Official Report
Meeting date:
16 June 2009
Public Petitions Committee, 16 Jun 2009
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