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To ask the Scottish Government when it expects to make its decision on the Inch Cape planning application for the former Cockenzie power station site. This application was called in on 9 April and is now being determined by the Planning and Environmental Appeals Division.
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
27 November 2017
The number of clinical nurse specialists in post can be found on the workforce statistics web site https://www.isdscotland.org/Health-Topics/Workforce/Publications/2016-12-06/Clinical_Nurse_Specialists_S2016.xls.
To ask the Scottish Government whether it will provide a breakdown of how the money from the sale of assets from the former Stow College site in Cowcaddens will be spent. The Glasgow Kelvin College Board have received £4m of the £6m proceeds from the sale of the former Stow College building.
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
14 March 2017
To ask the Scottish Government what the principal drivers are of unfavourable conservation status in sites designated under the EU Habitats Directive for Scotland's Celtic Rainforest.
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
14 March 2017
To ask the Scottish Government whether it will ensure there is financial support for rhododendron control in sites designated under the EU Habitats Directive for Scotland's Celtic Rainforest and, if so, how.
It is interesting that Mr Whittle left poverty off that list, considering what the United Kingdom Tory Government is doing in rolling out universal credit and putting a lot of people into debt and poverty.
The cabinet secretary is probably aware that, instead of reinstating its back-court food waste collection services, Glasgow City Council is removing food waste bins from back courts and expecting people to use bring sites instead, which will inevitably lead to large amounts of food waste going straight to incineration.