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26 November 2004
S2W-12187
By 2006, all pensioners and social tenants will have central heating. S2W-12187
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16 June 2004
S2W-08729
To ask the Scottish Executive how it will ensure that relevant local authority resources do not become mainly focused on policing non-compliance with the national registration scheme for private landlords rather than on addressing antisocial behaviour caused by private sector tenants. Although the registration scheme will provide a means of dealing with la...
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28 March 2003
S1W-34509
Both councils will be given sufficient resources for 2003-04 to ensure that all council dwellings have central heating by 31 March 2004, except where the tenant has refused the offer or the building is to be demolished.
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15 November 2002
S1W-31227
I cannot answer (a) because local authority and housing association tenants do not make an application to their landlord.
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10 October 2002
S1O-05717
All parties remain fully committed to concluding this complex process as soon as possible in order that the significant commitments to tenants can be actioned. S1O-05717
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9 October 2002
S1W-29989
This reflects our commitment, set out in the Scottish Fuel Poverty Statement, that by 2006 all pensioner households and tenants will have a centrally heated and well insulated home.
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29 April 2002
S1W-24751
One thousand, three hundred and fifty-two central heating systems have been installed in houses owned by Glasgow Council, whose tenants have now voted in favour of stock transfer. 28 systems have been installed in stock owned by Argyll and Bute Council and 28 in Shetland.
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26 March 2002
S1W-24403
Reduced allocations due to expected housing stock transfer during 2002-03 (subject to tenant ballot). Supplementary allocations will be made available later in the year, to cover the period to the actual date of transfer.
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2 May 2000
S1W-05844
Councils will continue to have statutory responsibility for the homeless in their area.Currently, a local councillor may make representations on housing matters to the council on behalf of a constituent who is a council tenant. Transfer need not prevent a councillor from making such representations to the new community landlord on the constituent's behalf.
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2 March 2006
S2O-09155
I understand that South Lanarkshire Council commissioneda screening report which concluded that this application did not require to be thesubject of an EIA.Following consideration of thisapplication South Lanarkshire Council indicated, on 28 February, that it is mindedto grant planning permission.
