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Date answered:
24 June 2004
S2W-08927
Our activities include the Care in Scotland Recruitment and Awareness Campaign, a Front Line Staff initiative, an extended fast-track scheme, which will add 450 people to the workforce, provision of £2 million to local authorities and voluntary organisations to help meet the costs of student practice placements, an incentive scheme to encourage newly-qualified graduates to fill jobs in qualifying posts in areas of significant shortage, a new...
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Date answered:
18 February 2003
S1W-33838
The Scottish Executive's drugs strategy, Tackling Drugs in Scotland: Action in Partnership, is backed by around £130 million in new resources for 2001-02 to 2003-04.
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Date answered:
7 February 2003
S1W-33421
The current pattern of provision is shown in the table.Cleaning ServicesTrustService PatternIn House (I/H) or Contracted Out (C/O)Changes Since 1997Argyll and Clyde Acute Hospitals Mainly I/H (Royal Alexandra Hospital contracted out) Royal Alexandra Hospital to come in house from 1/4/2003Lomond and Argyll Primary Care I/H Renfrewshire and Inverclyde Primary Care I/H Ayrshire and Arran Acute HospitalsI/H Ayrshire and Arran Primary Care I/H (Except East Ayr Hospital) Dumfries and Galloway Acute and Maternity HospitalsI/H Dumfries and Galloway Primary Care I/H North Glasgow University Hospitals I/H (except for Glasgow Royal Infirmary and Canniesburn Hospital)Stobhill Hospital I/H since May 2002South Glasgow University Hospitals I/HVictoria Infirmary IH since Nov 2002The Yorkhill TrustI/H Greater Glasgow Primary Care I/HGartnavel Royal I/H since Oct 2001Lanarkshire Acute Hospitals Mix of C/O and I/H Monklands IH since Oct 2002Lanarkshire Primary Care I/H Tayside University Hospitals I/HC/O 1991, I/H 1998Tayside Primary Care I/HC/O 1995, I/H 1999Fife Primary Care I/H Fife Acute Hospitals I/HC/O 97, I/H 2002Lothian University Hospitals I/H (except New...
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Date answered:
23 February 2000
S1W-04640
I have accepted the Advisory Group's recommendations on the level of funding and that funding for new projects in Edinburgh and Glasgow should be determined in relation to a comprehensive strategy for addressing rough sleeping in the two cities.We are supporting a total of 57 projects throughout Scotland to deliver on our three new priorities:-Meeting needs beyond the central belt, including rural areas.Preventing people having to sleep rough through direct support such as rent deposit schemes.Specialist support for those at the greatest risk of rough sleeping, including prisoners.The projects include:Twelve specialist accommodation projects to provide 146 places for those at risk of rough sleeping.Ten rent deposit schemes, providing 250 tenancies a year for people who would have problems finding deposits.
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Date answered:
17 November 2006
S2W-29665
For example, anumber of the closures listed represent schools which have merged to form newschools, often in new buildings, or which are moving site.Table 1:Secondary Schools Opened, By Year Education Authority Area School 2005 Fife Osborne House School * Highland Moray Firth School * Highland Scoraig School (Secondary Department) South Lanarkshire St Andrew's and St Bride's High School 2006 (to date) East Dunbartonshire Bishopbriggs Academy North Lanarkshire St Andrew’s High School Renfrewshire St Benedict’s High School Note: *Denotes Independent SchoolTable 2:Secondary Schools Closed, By Year Education Authority Area School 2005 Fife New Park School * South Lanarkshire Ballerup High School South Lanarkshire St Bride's High School South Lanarkshire St Andrew's High School 2006 (to date) Dumfries and Galloway Cademuir International School Dundee City Imam Muhammed Zakariya School * East Dunbartonshire Bishopbriggs High School East Dunbartonshire Thomas Muir High School North Lanarkshire Coatbridge High School North Lanarkshire Columba High School North Lanarkshire St Patrick’s High School Renfrewshire St Cuthbert’s High School Renfrewshire St Brendan’s High School West Dunbartonshire Braidfield High School Note: *DenotesIndependent School.
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Date answered:
23 June 2006
S2W-26788
Since 2003, we have introduced a number of initiativesaimed at promoting sustainable transport, including:A national concessionary faresscheme, with funding capped at £159 million for 2006-07, enabling older and disabledpeople to travel free anywhere in Scotland by bus;The £22 million Bus Route DevelopmentGrant, which provides kick-start funding for new and enhanced bus services;£1.2 million Regional SelectiveAssistance funding towards Scotland’s first large-scale biodiesel plant, near Motherwell;£1 million grant funding towardsregional transport partnerships to fund travel plan officers;£750,000 core-funding of CyclingScotland, an independent organisation, to provide a greater focus on achieving thetargets of the National Cycling Strategy;£9.5million in grants to cycle charity Sustrans to develop the National Cycle Networkin Scotland, with a further £8 million announced on £20 June 2006;Funding worth £575,000 in eachof three years for the stepchange pilot initiative, which aimed to encouragea more efficient use of cars and an increase in alternative modes of travel at locallevel;£56million towards the Bus Service Operators Grant (BSOG), which recognises the publicservice aspect of bus services, and passes on benefits to passengers through mitigationof fare increases, andPublishing Scottish PlanningPolicy 17, which promotes an integrated approach to land use, economic development,transport and the environment.In addition, since 2003 we havecontinued to support further initiatives, including:Traveline Scotland, a telephone,internet and SMS travel enquiry service providing public transport timetable andjourney planning information to travellers in Scotland;Transport Direct, the UK-widedoor-to-door journey planner and travel information service:Awards through the Freight FacilitiesGrant scheme, which aims to encourage thetransfer of freight from roads;School Travel Co-ordinators;Grant funding towards safer routes to school and cycling, walking and saferstreets projects (CWSS)Working with the UK Governmenton new fuel technology such as biofuels and low carbon vehicle technology), andPublishing the National TransportStrategy which will take a broad view of the development of Transport in Scotland overthe next 20 years.
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Date answered:
15 November 2005
S2W-20307
This scheme provides additional support totalling £3.8 million in 2005-06 to local authorities to enable the opening of new Gaelic-medium classes and to enable existing Gaelic medium-education provision to expand.
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Date answered:
13 September 2005
S2W-18562
The cost of the initial feasibility study was £11,000.Training of new staff also impacts on the transfer of work strategy.
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Date answered:
10 November 2004
S2W-11252
Since then, the Consortium has continued to monitor and evaluate the project, primarily through consultation with the partners of the men on the programme. There have been 58 new referrals in 2001-02; 61 in 2002-03, and 61 in 2003-04, rising to 77, 79 and 67 men if those already on the programme are included.
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Date answered:
31 July 2001
S1W-16765
At the same time the Water Industry Commissioner will be setting demanding operating and capital efficiency targets for the new authority ensuring the public receives a first class service.
