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., prior to 1960, tree planting matched the species to the site. However subsequent developments in industrial forestry machinery and a reduction in suitable land shifted emphasis to planting Sitka spruce, due to its versatility.
The Bill:
places a duty on Scottish Ministers to ensure that period products are made available free of charge on a universal basis
requires education providers to make period products available free of charge in on-site toilets
enables Scottish Ministers to place a duty on other specified public service bodies to provide free period products.
Committee reports
Date published:
6 September 2019
OPM has been found at several new sites in England and Wales. Trees from the same consignments have been imported into Scotland and are being investigated for signs of OPM infestation.
However, they are most commonly deployed on other routes and to prominent crash locations. Fixed site speed cameras (contained in grey boxes by the roadside) are not calibrated to provide evidence for speeding offences below 30mph thresholds, but this issue is being considered as part of the regular maintenance and development programme.2Police Scotland. (2...