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Date answered:
29 January 2008
S3W-08670
Minimum and maximum dailycharges to park at hospital sites in Scotland where car parking charges were applied at April 2007were as follows: NHS Board Hospital Car Park Daily Charge* NHS Highland Raigmore Hospital Min: £1.00 Max: £1.00 NHS Grampian Aberdeen Royal Infirmary Aberdeen Maternity Hospital Royal Aberdeen Children’s Hospital Dr Gray’s Hospital Min: £0.50 Max: £5.00 Min: £0.50 Max: £5.00 Min: £0.50 Max: £5.00 Min: £1.00 Max: £5.00 NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde Glasgow Royal Infirmary Min: £1.10 Max: £25.20 NHS Lothian New Royal Infirmary of Edinburgh St John’s Hospital at Howden Western General Hospital Min: £1.20 Max: £7.00 Min: £1.00 Max: £1.00 Min: £1.00 Max: £7.00 NHS Tayside Ninewells Hospital Perth Royal Infirmary Min: £1.60 Max: £1.60 Min: £1.20 Max: £1.60 Note: *Information providedby NHSScotland boards.Decisions to introduce andset parking charges before April 2007 were matters for health boards as part oftheir overall policy on managing car parks.Concessions and free parkingfor certain groups of staff, patients and visitors continue to be available atall hospital sites in Scotland.
Official Report
Meeting date:
10 June 2026
Meeting of the Parliament 10 June 2026 [Draft]
The UK Labour Government seems to be willing to get a grip on some of the issues, and I give it credit for that.Transparency in our politics is important.
Last updated:
4 October 2024
20240627_Briefing from WEAll Scotland on national outcomes
We consider that all the National Outcomes, except one, present important aspects for the wellbeing of people. These aspects are expressed in one of two ways, either as conditions that directly affect people’s wellbeing (e.g. the Outcomes on Care, Children & Young People, Communities, Culture, Education & Learning, Health, and Housing ) or as action stateme...
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9 January 2024
ADES Reform Response Paper 2022
This approach would maintain the emphasis on professional dialogue as schools and nurseries continue to recover from the Covid experience. (ADES members expressed strong disappointment at the recent announcement of a return to ‘business as usual’ inspections from August 2022.)
Last updated:
20 October 2023
ADES Reform Response Paper 2022
This approach would maintain the emphasis on professional dialogue as schools and nurseries continue to recover from the Covid experience. (ADES members expressed strong disappointment at the recent announcement of a return to ‘business as usual’ inspections from August 2022.)
Last updated:
11 September 2023
New vessels J McColl to PAC 11 May 2023
His answer "I consider this is an important restriction on the scope of views I express in this opinion". "I do not consider that I usefully give a view on these disputed factual issues".
Last updated:
3 March 2023
Minutes of the meeting held on 1 November 2022
We are trying to be as inclusive or as straightforward as we can be to allow views to be input, feelings expressed and as much as possible taken account of.
Last updated:
20 April 2022
20220414_NPF_PublicHealthScotland
In summary, we believe the national performance framework: • Is fundamentally important as a statement of the shared national priorities and a clear expression of what wellbeing means for the people of Scotland today. • Can be strengthened by tightening the accountability for contributing towards the outcomes and indicators.
Last updated:
1 December 2021
Chamber_Minutes_20211201
World AIDS Day 2021: The Parliament debated S6M-02100 in the name of Jamie Greene—That the Parliament recognises that 1 December each year marks World AIDS Day; acknowledges that this provides an opportunity for people across the world to unite in efforts against HIV, to show support for people living with the virus and to commemorate those who have died from an AIDS-related illness over the years; notes that a recent investigation reported that John Eaddie, who was commonly known as "Patient Zero" prior to his identification, was the first person from the UK to die from AIDS, passing away on 29 October 1981; understands that the most recent estimates suggest that more than 105,000 people in the UK live with HIV, with an estimated 6,600 not knowing their status; welcomes the huge advancements in medicine, which have resulted in people in receipt of the correct treatment being given the viral status, "undetectable", meaning they are untransmittable and cannot pass the virus on; praises efforts to promote the U=U campaign ,which aims to highlight this; believes that the successful provision of treatments such as PrEP and PeP have substantially reduced infection rates, and expresses...
Official Report
Meeting date:
24 March 2020
Economy, Energy and Fair Work Committee 24 March 2020
Yesterday, the First Minister made it clear that construction sites should close. It is not simply a question of social distancing on site; there is the issue of how people travel to sites.
