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The argument for that is based not only on reducing transport costs for people at either end of the A9, but on the pluses from getting more visitors into our remote northern areas.
I am sure that the minister will agree that the current regulations have varying degrees of success in ensuring that communities are protected. I could highlight a number of sites in Cumbernauld and Kilsyth where developers have begun work but failed to complete it within a satisfactory timescale, adversely affecting the communities that live around the site.
Any decision on whether the city should be considered as a world heritage site will require the local communities to draw up character assessments of the area.
It recommends that consideration be given to re-siting the camera to provide an improved view of through traffic and vehicle manoeuvres, which seems to vindicate local people's opinion that the CCTV camera was sited in the wrong place.
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Date answered:
24 November 2005
One finding of the study was that, when the Scottish Executive statistics site was compared with a selection of sites of other statistical agencies, most study participants preferred the Executive statistics internet site overall.