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9 January 2026
Cairngorm Parkswatch Scotland supplentary sub 8 Jan 2026
Information from Cairngorm Mountain, Cairngorm Mountain Scotland accounts Revenue Capital Year end support HIE grant balance Profit/loss Accounting period Turnover Financial notes Snowsport numb Key events 30/04/2001 £ 1,773,733 Nil -£ 857,643 -£ 1,750,832 Parent CM Trust Ltd 30/04/2002 £ 1,639,015 Nil -£ 1 ,875,468 -£ 3,176,300 Debt servicing costs v high 23/12/01 funicular opens 30/04/2003 £ 2,636,431 Nil -£ 1 ,245,987 -£ 4,386,287 30/04/2004 £ 3,099,161 Nil -£ 612,492 -£ 4,962,779 58,500 30/04/2005 £ 2,976,470 Nil £ 27,659 -£ 4,853,401 Lease & debt charge reduced 55,586 30/04/2006 £ 3,295,431 Nil £ 32,314 -£ 5,416,087 Balance adjusted 55,000 30/04/2007 £ 2,818,138 Nil -£ 262,553 -£ 5,489,640 38,553 30/04/2008 £ 3,595,933 Nil £ 173,667 -£ 5,264,973 Reduced rent & interest 62,000 Transfer FC fell through 30/03/2009 £ 3,223,461 Nil -£ 42,728 -£ 951,272 BoS & HC write off loans 65,000 16/5/08 HIE takes over CML 30/03/2010 £ 4,802,292 Nil £ 553,152 -£ 186,120 145,000 30/03/2011 £ 5,175,500 Nil £ 439,128 £ 217,008 121,000 30/03/2012 £ 3,139,334 Nil -£ 440,509 -£ 252,501 Admin expenses 87.2% revenue 66,463 30/03/2013 £ 4,388,402 Nil £ 382,819 -£ 7 3,682 113,000 30/03/2014 £ 4,448,816 -£ 75,618 £ 307,700 Capital injection £450k 77,430 30/03/2015 £ 4,331,828 £ 466,216 £ 504,916 76,588 CML sold to Natural Assets Investmnt Ltd 31/12/2015 £ 2,050,393 -£ 1 ,248,244 -£ 776,328 9 month financial year 31/12/2016 £ 4,749,982 Nil -£ 316,578 -£ 1,092,906 67000 31/12/2017 £ 3,547,475 Nil -£ 1 ,006,969 £ 2,099,875 21267 No accounts 59,003 Funicular ceases operate, HIE buys...
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3 June 2025
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The care of these vulnerable women should be within the NHS, meaning that care is subject to our NHS confidentiality, governance and child protection standards. 1 Recent media coverage has called upon the Scottish Government to ‘buy-in’ later abortion treatment from non-NHS providers.
Last updated:
10 April 2024
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This Part: • gives Ministers the power to make changes to the law that would require certain landowners to: o have a land management plan o consider requests from a community body to lease land • gives community bodies the opportunity to be informed about certain sales and more time to register an interest in buying land • states that, in certain cases, own...
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31 January 2023
PE1982_B
However, it does provide an open door for students from all over the world as long as they have a chequebook to buy their way into a cultural service that Scotland surely should benefit from?
Official Report
Meeting date:
20 March 2025
Standards, Procedures and Public Appointments Committee 20 March 2025
He coined the term “committee cohesion” and wrote an article about that.
Official Report
Meeting date:
25 September 2024
Criminal Justice Committee 25 September 2024
Would that apply to medicines in general? People buy drugs online. Would that be the same sort of thing?
Last updated:
26 April 2024
Paper 1 Note by the Clerk
People aged 35-54 were most likely to die from drug misuse. It also found that 1 death rates are linked to deprivation.
Committee reports
Date published:
23 January 2026
Stage 1 Report on the Prostitution (Offences and Support) (Scotland) Bill - Introduction
This would be an offence aimed at those who seek to buy sexual services. Existing offences, set out in the Prostitution (Public Places) (Scotland) Act 2007, criminalises those seeking to buy sex within the context of what is commonly referred to as ‘street prostitution’ (with relevant offences sometimes referred to a...
Committee reports
Date published:
23 January 2026
Stage 1 Report on the Prostitution (Offences and Support) (Scotland) Bill - Position of the Member in Charge of the Bill, Ash Regan MSP
The Policy Memorandum references various articles and studies to argue the case that—
Men’s demand fuels prostitution and sex trafficking, and research into the attitudes of men buying sexual acts has shown that legality normalises the practice, while anonymity is a major factor driving demand, consistently finding that the majority would be deterred from buying sexual acts if it were illegal.
SPICe briefings
Date published:
8 September 2022
Moveable Transactions (Scotland) Bill - Disposing of property encumbered by a statutory pledge
The protections can apply in the following circumstances:
buying from a seller acting in the ordinary course of business
individual buyers acting in good faith
buying motor vehicles
where the Register of Statutory Pledges contains inaccurate information
where a person is relying on a statement from a secured creditor...
