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Date answered:
2 March 2007
S2W-31895
The figures requested areshown in the following tables:Recorded Crimes of Housebreakingby Local Authority, 1996-97 and 2005-06 Local Authority 1996-97 2005-06 Increase Percentage Increase Shetland Islands 5 15 10 200% Midlothian 140 142 2 1% Edinburgh, City of 2,792 2,508 -284 -10% Highland 303 193 -110 -36% North Ayrshire 821 522 -299 -36% Clackmannanshire 210 132 -78 -37% South Lanarkshire 1,356 847 -509 -38% Aberdeenshire 551 323 -228 -41% North Lanarkshire 1,226 705 -521 -42% Fife 1,942 1,103 -839 -43% Moray 176 92 -84 -48% Stirling 370 186 -184 -50% South Ayrshire 500 237 -263 -53% Falkirk 571 265 -306 -54% West Lothian 643 296 -347 -54% East Ayrshire 834 378 -456 -55% Eilean Siar 9 4 -5 -56% Glasgow City 6,779 2,874 -3,905 -58% East Lothian 231 96 -135 -58% Aberdeen City 2,744 1,135 -1,609 -59% West Dunbartonshire 921 380 -541 -59% East Dunbartonshire 608 241 -367 -60% Renfrewshire 1,423 561 -862 -61% Scottish Borders 237 93 -144 -61% Argyll and Bute 420 161 -259 -62% East Renfrewshire 694 264 -430 -62% Angus 296 110 -186 -63% Dundee City 1,948 662 -1,286 -66% Dumfries and Galloway 486 165 -321 -66% Orkney Islands 3 1 -2 -67% Inverclyde 984 289 -695 -71% Perth and Kinross 622 155 -467 -75% Recorded Crimes of Theft froma Motor Vehicle by Local Authority, 1996-97 and 2005-06 Local Authority 1996-97 2005-06 Increase Percentage Increase Orkney Islands 0 0 0 0% Midlothian 302 289 -13 -4% East Ayrshire 245 184 -61 -25% Falkirk 6 4 -2 -33% Clackmannanshire 5,856 3,534 -2,322 -40% Dundee City 143 69 -74 -52% Edinburgh, City of 420 186 -234 -56% Moray 166 73 -93 -56% Fife 571 248 -323 -57% West Lothian 967 410 -557 -58% Renfrewshire 2,291 875 -1,416 -62% Glasgow City 3,051 1,139 -1,912 -63% Aberdeen City 4,106 1,449 -2,657 -65% Angus 298 101 -197 -66% North Ayrshire 921 308 -613 -67% Inverclyde 875 287 -588 -67% East Lothian 929 295 -634 -68% North Lanarkshire 2,687 839 -1,848 -69% Scottish Borders 328 101 -227 -69% Stirling 421 128 -293 -70% Dumfries and Galloway 11,941 3,410 -8,531 -71% Aberdeenshire 564 148 -416 -74% South Ayrshire 967 215 -752 -78% East Dunbartonshire 3,134 696 -2,438 -78% South Lanarkshire 2,343 518 -1,825 -78% Argyll and Bute 312 66 -246 -79% East Renfrewshire 806 165 -641 -80% Highland 473 89 -384 -81% Eilean Siar 1,446 269 -1,177 -81% West Dunbartonshire 1,211 217 -994 -82% Perth and Kinross 1,112 141 -971 -87% Shetland Islands 31 0 -31 -100% Recorded Crimes of Theft of aMotor Vehicle by Local Authority, 1996-1997 and 2005-06 Local Authority 1996-97 2005-06 Increase Percentage Increase Falkirk 37 45 8 22% Midlothian 240 281 41 17% Aberdeen City 984 1,027 43 4% Inverclyde 356 348 -8 -2% Dundee City 112 95 -17 -15% Shetland Islands 19 14 -5 -26...
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Date answered:
27 March 2006
S2W-24321
Court 1997 1998 1999 Civil Diligence Fines Imposed % Civil Diligence Civil Diligence Fines Imposed % Civil Diligence Civil Diligence Fines Imposed % Civil Diligence Aberdeen 1 4,308 0% 1 4674 0% 3 2935 0.1% Airdrie 1 2,003 0% 0 1854 0% 1 1540 0.1% Alloa 0 521 0% 0 500 0% 0 392 0% Arbroath 0 831 0% 0 842 0% 0 685 0% Ayr 0 2,401 0% 0 2237 0% 1 1552 0.1% Banff 0 443 0% 0 379 0% 1 369 0.3% Campbeltown 0 220 0% 0 199 0% 0 150 0% Cupar 1 658 0.2% 0 520 0% 0 414 0% Dingwall 7 693 1.0% 0 510 0% 1 321 0.3% Dornoch 0 188 0% 0 140 0% 0 109 0% Dumbarton 1 1,761 0.1% 1 1548 0.1% 0 1101 0% Dumfries 2 1,600 0.1% 0 1708 0% 0 1588 0% Dundee 2 2,254 0.1% 5 2066 0.2% 1 1647 0.1% Dunfermline 1 1,831 0.1% 0 1410 0% 0 1183 0% Dunoon 0 493 0% 2 394 0.5% 0 184 0% Duns 0 161 0% 0 119 0% 0 130 0% Edinburgh 0 9,428 0% 4 8908 0% 2 5336 0% Elgin 0 1,069 0% 0 1232 0% 0 851 0% Falkirk 1 1,830 0.1% 1 1661 0.1% 3 1349 0.2% Forfar 0 582 0% 0 577 0% 0 430 0% Fort William 0 566 0% 0 359 0% 1 215 0.5% Glasgow 0 6,779 0% 2 7512 0% 0 5071 0% Greenock 5 1,244 0.4% 0 1137 0% 0 793 0% Haddington 0 582 0% 0 627 0% 0 575 0% Hamilton 1 5,213 0% 3 4470 0.1% 4 2748 0.1% Inverness 0 1,553 0% 0 1442 0% 1 1145 0.1% Jedburgh 0 256 0% 0 210 0% 0 226 0% Kilmarnock 0 3,369 0% 0 3177 0% 2 2396 0.1% Kirkcaldy 0 2,181 0% 2 2112 0.1% 0 1375 0% Kirkcudbright 0 549 0% 0 388 0% 0 391 0% Kirkwall 0 283 0% 0 334 0% 1 242 0.4% Lanark 0 1,214 0% 0 1031 0% 3 819 0.4% Lerwick 1 408 0.2% 0 412 0% 0 306 0% Linlithgow 6 2,299 0.3% 0 1923 0% 1 1571 0.1% Lochmaddy 0 119 0% 0 100 0% 0 83 0% Oban 4 360 1.1% 0 322 0% 0 301 0% Paisley 2 3,659 0.1% 1 3168 0% 3 1952 0.2% Peebles 0 180 0% 0 152 0% 0 108 0% Perth 0 1,962 0% 1 1790 0.1% 0 1212 0% Peterhead 0 1,024 0% 0 927 0% 0 550 0% Portree 0 113 0% 0 61 0% 0 66 0% Rothesay 0 108 0% 0 66 0% 0 63 0% Selkirk 0 282 0% 0 294 0% 0 232 0% Stirling 0 1,509 0% 1 1203 0.1% 1 775 0.1% Stonehaven 4 1,218 0.3% 2 875 0.2% 5 535 0.9% Stornoway 0 368 0% 0 343 0% 0 203 0% Stranraer 0 1,355 0% 0 1251 0% 0 814 0% Tain 0 412 0% 0 560 0% 0 384 0% Wick 0 403 0% 0 313 0% 0 182 0% Total 40 72,843 0.05% 26...
Official Report
Meeting date:
25 January 2007
Plenary, 25 Jan 2007
That the Parliament agrees that the Crofting Reform etc. Bill be passed. On a point of order, Presiding Officer. My console would not work and I was not able to get to one that worked on time.
Official Report
Meeting date:
14 December 2005
Plenary, 14 Dec 2005
Are we agreed? Yes. That is agreed to. On a point of order, Presiding Officer. I shouted "No."
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
16 June 2006
S2W-26185
Information on the number ofyoung people undergoing rehabilitation as a result of alcohol misuse is not heldcentrally.Information on young people undergoingrehabilitation as a result of drug misuse has been drawn from the Scottish Drug Misuse Database (SDMD) which collects informationabout people at the point of their coming into contact with drug treatment...
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Date answered:
10 May 2006
S2W-25385
On 31 December 2005, no patient with a guarantee had waited more thansix months for a heart operation or for hip replacement surgery.NHSScotland is making good progresstowards meeting the next key target of a maximum wait of 18 weeks by the end of2007. At that point, a new approach to defining and measuring waiting will alsobe introduced to replace availabi...
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Date answered:
27 January 2006
S2W-21952
Interface 2005 Scottish Higher Education sector funded by the Scottish Funding Council To provide a central point of access for business, particularly SMEs, to research in the higher education sector.
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Date answered:
9 September 2005
S2W-18362
(a) Energy Costs incurred by the Scottish Executive in Years 2002-03, 2003-04 and 2004-05: Energy Type 2002-03 2003-04 2004-05 Electricity £592,545 £562,946 £529,336 Gas £131,963 £156,656 £261,209 Liquid Fuel £18,618 £25,346 £54,652 (b)(i) Energy invoices paid by the Scottish Executive in 2005-06 to 31 July 2005: Energy Type 2005-06 Electricity £188,042 Gas £49,726 Liquid Fuel £6,144 (b)(ii) Year on Year percentage changes on energy costs incurred by the Scottish Executive for years 2002-03, 03-04 and 04-05: Energy Type 2002-03 2003-04 2004-05 Electricity Spend £592,545 £562,946 £529,336 Difference from previous year N/A -£29,599 -£33,610 Year on Year % difference N/A -5 % -6% Gas Spend £131,963 £156,656 £261,209 Difference from previous year N/A £24,693 £104,553 Year on Year % difference N/A 19% 67% Liquid Fuel Spend £18,618 £25,346 £54,652 Difference from previous year N/A £6,728 £29,306 Year on Year % difference N/A 36% 116% (b)(iii) Projected % change in the cost of energy to be incurred by the Scottish Executive between 2004-05 and 2005-06: Energy Type 2004-05 Projected 2005-06 Electricity Spend £529,339 £1,100,000 Difference from previous year N/A £570,661 Year on Year % difference N/A 108% Gas Spend £261,209 £275,000 Difference from previous year N/A £13,791 Year on Year % difference N/A 5% Liquid Fuel Spend £54,652 £100,000 Difference from previous year N/A £45,348 Year on Year % difference N/A 83% The Scottish Executive has benefited from a two year fixed price contract with Scottish and Southern Energy which was set at a particularly low point...
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Date answered:
22 September 2004
S2W-10090
That is why we decided that no change would be made to the dependant’s grant or the school meals grant until academic year 2004-05.I am aware that, as Ms Ward points out in her letter, students with one dependent child may be financially worse off under the tax credit system than they would have been under the dependant’s grant.
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Date answered:
4 October 2001
S1O-03901
This will bring substantial improvement to the Scottish coastline.As this investment programme progresses it is bringing into focus other causes of bathing water failure. These point to the need to tackle diffuse pollution.
