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Date answered:
22 June 2005
S2W-17329
The number of recorded crimes and offences involving air weapons and unidentified weapons in the last four years, and the age breakdown of the main accused, where known, by police force area, are given in the following tables.Crimes and Offences Recorded by the Police in which an Air Weapon or Unidentified Weapon was Alleged to have Been Used, by Age of Main Accused and Police Force, Scotland, 2000 Age of Accused Under 16 16 and Over No Accused Identified Total Police Force Air-Weapon Un-Identified Air-Weapon Un-Identified Air-Weapon Un-Identified Air-Weapon Un-Identified Central 15 1 11 2 12 0 38 3 Dumfries and Galloway 5 0 5 0 3 0 13 0 Fife 2 0 5 0 4 0 11 0 Grampian 10 0 16 2 34 4 60 6 Lothian and Borders 16 0 11 6 98 48 125 54 Northern 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Strathclyde 51 0 82 31 162 41 295 72 Tayside 2 0 19 2 7 5 28 7 Total 101 1 149 43 320 98 570 142 Crimes and Offences Recorded by the Police in which an Airweapon or Unidentified Weapon was Alleged to have Been Used, by Age of Main Accused and Police Force, Scotland, 2001 Age of Accused Under 16 16 and over No accused identified Total Police Force Air-Weapon Un-Identified Air-Weapon Un-Identified Air-Weapon Un-Identified Air-Weapon Un-Identified Central 3 0 25 2 1 6 29 8 Dumfries and Galloway 15 0 15 0 7 0 37 0 Fife 4 0 11 0 7 0 22 0 Grampian 14 0 20 0 19 0 53 0 Lothian and Borders 11 0 12 0 133 30 156 30 Northern 0 0 4 0 1 0 5 0 Strathclyde 36 6 51 56 59 227 146 289 Tayside 7 0 21 2 40 4 68 6 Total 90 6 159 60 267 267 516 333 Crimes and Offences Recorded by the Police in which an Airweapon or Unidentified Weapon was Alleged to have Been Used, by Age of Main Accused and Police Force, Scotland, 2002 Age of Accused Under 16 16 and Over No Accused Identified Total Police Force Air-Weapon Un-Identified Air-Weapon Un-Identified Air-Weapon Un-Identified Air-Weapon Un-Identified Central 0 0 6 0 4 0 10 0 Dumfries and Galloway 5 0 6 0 8 0 19 0 Fife 7 0 20 0 4 0 31 0 Grampian 17 1 24 5 12 1 53 7 Lothian and Borders 23 3 27 6 59 149 109 158 Northern 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Strathclyde 26...
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Date answered:
14 April 2005
S2W-15577
(Note: Records have only been kept since 2002-03) Establishment (i) Self Harm 2002-03 2003-04 Aberdeen 18 21 Barlinnie 34 33 Castle Huntly 0 0 Cornton Vale 115 100 Dumfries 5 5 Edinburgh 28 25 Glenochil 10 5 Greenock 26...
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
16 March 2005
S2W-14566
Obesity : E66.4 Orkney, Shetland and WesternIsles.Table 2 Scottish General AcuteHospital1,2 Discharge Records with an Explicit Diagnosis of Alcohol-relatedConditions, Drug Misuse or Obesity; 2002-03 to 2003-04Ñ Area of Residence Discharge Period Diagnosis³ 2002-03 2003-04 Alcohol-related Conditions Drug Misuse Obesity Alcohol-related Conditions Drug Misuse Obesity Scotland 44,669 5,084 5,150 46,206 5,152 5,595 Argyll and Clyde 4,253 485 381 4,037 464 421 Ayrshire and Arran 4,129 585 442 4,150 642 461 Borders 688 56 128 652 43 99 Dumfries and Galloway 1,140 124 266 1,083 90 206 Fife 2,166 268 494 2,098 317 490 Forth Valley 1,660 162 251 1,624 145 212 Grampian 3,376 450 387 4,285 524 626 Greater Glasgow 10,876 1,853 859 10,969 1,666 1,036 Highland 2,753 60 489 2,846 67 406 Lanark 4,364 268 292 4,755 257 384 Lothian 6,109 561 906 6,339 751 932 Tayside 2,349 194 188 2,510 160 247 Islands4 806 18 67 858 26...
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Date answered:
29 September 2004
S2W-10665
Year Ending March Board of Residence 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004P All Areas All Ages 346 320 233 278 239 0-14 12 17 8 13 8 15-24 33 23 24 20 18 25-44 49 61 37 36 34 45-64 86 66 51 83 64 65-74 65 41 43 40 34 75-84 48 49 27 44 40 85+ 53 63 43 42 41 Argyll and Clyde All ages 21 17 27 18 14 0-14 * * * * * 15-24 5 * * * * 25-44 * 7 6 6 * 45-64 6 * 5 * 5 65-74 * * 5 * * 75-84 5 * * * 5 85+ * * 6 * * Ayrshire and Arran All ages 52 47 29 31 19 0-14 * * * * * 15-24 * * * 5 * 25-44 9 * 6 * 7 45-64 12 9 * 5 * 65-74 11 8 5 7 * 75-84 7 10 7 6 5 85+ 9 15 * 7 * Borders All ages * * * * * 0-14 * * * * * 15-24 * * * * * 25-44 * * * * * 45-64 * * * * * 65-74 * * * * * 75-84 * * * * * 85+ * * * * * Dumfries and Galloway All ages 11 * 12 * 8 0-14 * * * * * 15-24 6 * * * * 25-44 * * * * * 45-64 * * * * * 65-74 * * * * * 75-84 * * 6 * * 85+ * * * * * Fife All ages 23 28 11 19 10 0-14 * * * * * 15-24 * * * * * 25-44 * 8 * * * 45-64 5 * * 13 * 65-74 * 7 * * * 75-84 * 5 * * * 85+ * 6 5 * * Forth Valley All ages * 13 * 16 9 0-14 * * * * * 15-24 * * * * * 25-44 * * * * * 45-64 * * * 6 * 65-74 * * * * * 75-84 * 5 * * * 85+ * * * * * Grampian All ages 24 25 23 27 25 0-14 * * * * * 15-24 * * * * * 25-44 5 * * * 6 45-64 * 5 6 7 * 65-74 * * * * 5 75-84 * * * * * 85+ * 5 7 9 * Greater Glasgow All ages 61 49 33 43 40 0-14 * * * * * 15-24 * * * * * 25-44 6 * * 6 7 45-64 9 13 11 16 8 65-74 16 7 10 7 6 75-84 12 9 * 10 9 85+ 15 13 6 * 9 Highland All ages 27 29 21 25 34 0-14 * * * * * 15-24 * * * * * 25-44 * 10 * * * 45-64 10 7 8 7 8 65-74 6 * * 9 * 75-84 * * * * * 85+ * * * * 11 Lanarkshire All ages 17 10 5 8 17 0-14 * * * * * 15-24 * * * * * 25-44 * * * * * 45-64 7 * * * * 65-74 * * * * 8 75-84 * * * * * 85+ * * * * * Lothian All ages 17 17 13 29 21 0-14 * * * * * 15-24 * * * * * 25-44 * * * * * 45-64 * * * 5 10 65-74 * * 5 9 5 75-84 * * * 8 * 85+ * 9 * * * Orkney All ages * * 7 6 * 0-14 * * * * * 15-24 * * * * * 25-44 * * * * * 45-64 * * * * * 65-74 * * * * * 75-84 * * * * * 85+ * * * * * Shetland All ages * 6 * * 5 0-14 * * * * * 15-24 * * * * * 25-44 * * * * * 45-64 * * * * * 65-74 * * * * * 75-84 * * * * * 85+ * * * * * Tayside All ages 50 45 23 34 12 0-14 * 5 * * * 15-24 * 6 * * * 25-44 5 8 7 * * 45-64 14 11 * 9 * 65-74 12 * * * * 75-84 8 9 * 6 * 85+ 10 * 6 10 * Western Isles All ages * * 6 * * 0-14 * * * * * 15-24 * * * * * 25-44 * * * * * 45-64 * * * * * 65-74 * * * * * 75-84 * * * * * 85+ * * * * * Other All ages 26...
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
18 March 2003
S1W-34924
The inquiry was chaired by Lord Cullen and the remit was to inquire into the circumstances leading up to and surrounding the events at Dunblane Primary School on Wednesday 13 March 1996 and to consider the issues arising therefrom. The inquiry sat for 26 days, between 29 May and 10 July 1996 and the whole proceedings were held in public and recorded by shor...
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Date answered:
6 November 2001
S1W-19292
Plant to introduce own checks and demonstrate their efficiency to Danish Food & Veterinary Administration.25 June 2001Anglo Dutch Meats, Eastbourne, Sussex Spinal cord found in two forequarters out of a consignment of 230.Gausepohl Fleisch GmbH, BakumOperation of plant suspended from 26 June to two July, until strict compliance with the controls can be ...
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Date answered:
30 August 2006
S2W-27683
The available information isgiven in the tables.Women with a Charge Provedin Scottish Courts, by Main Crime/Offence and Main Penalty, 2000-01 Main crime or offence Custody Community sentence Monetary Other Total All crimes and offences 933 1,855 9,812 3,315 15,915 All crimes 648 1,249 2,524 1,453 5,874 Non-sexual crimes of violence 54 89 21 57 221 Homicide 7 1 - - 8 Serious assault and attempted murder 24 38 11 7 80 Robbery 18 17 5 4 44 Other 5 33 5 46 89 Crimes of indecency - 7 105 47 159 Lewd and indecent behaviour - - 1 - 1 Other - 7 104 47 158 Crimes of dishonesty 451 785 1,648 875 3,759 Housebreaking 15 18 27 12 72 Theft by opening a lockfast place 2 12 9 14 37 Theft of/from a motor vehicle 1 8 16 19 44 Shoplifting 272 321 908 476 1,977 Other theft 103 198 343 185 829 Fraud 22 91 213 80 406 Other 36 137 132 89 394 Fire-raising, vandalism, etc 7 56 209 82 354 Fire-raising 1 9 2 3 15 Vandalism etc 6 47 207 79 339 Other crime 136 312 541 392 1,381 Crimes against public justice 57 115 214 237 623 Handling an offensive weapon 14 45 21 37 117 Drugs 64 152 306 118 640 Other 1 - - - 1 All offences 285 606 7,288 1,862 10,041 Miscellaneous offences 269 554 3,014 1,633 5,470 Common assault 68 221 683 460 1,432 Breach of the peace 37 103 847 589 1,576 Drunkenness - 1 22 22 45 Breach of social work orders 164 201 41 207 613 Other - 28 1,421 355 1,804 Motor vehicle offences 16 52 4,274 229 4,571 Dangerous and careless driving - 3 268 19 290 Drunk driving 4 20 622 16 662 Speeding - - 1,116 2 1,118 Unlawful use of vehicle 12 29 1,681 168 1,890 Vehicle defect offences - - 79 11 90 Other - - 508 13 521 Women with a Charge Provedin Scottish Courts, by Main Crime/Offence and Main Penalty, 2001-02 Main crime or offence Custody Community sentence Monetary Other Total All crimes and offences 1,126 2,142 9,900 3,301 16,469 All crimes 820 1,476 2,543 1,483 6,322 Non-sexual crimes of violence 52 106 21 46 225 Homicide 6 3 - - 9 Serious assault and attempted murder 22 51 9 5 87 Robbery 23 19 5 2 49 Other 1 33 7 39 80 Crimes of indecency 1 14 70 28 113 Lewd and indecent behaviour - 1 1 2 4 Other 1 13 69 26...
Official Report
Meeting date:
5 December 2001
Enterprise and Lifelong Learning Committee, 05 Dec 2001
We noted some good examples of access and credit transfer, and of actual reward for the training that had been undertaken by the young people.
Official Report
Meeting date:
25 January 2005
Justice 2 Committee, 25 Jan 2005
Those concerns are not particularly relevant to Scotland. You made a point about transferring and seconding. From where will SOCA agents be transferred or seconded?
Official Report
Meeting date:
26 January 2000
Enterprise and Lifelong Learning Committee, 26 Jan 2000
However, there are problems with transferring staff from one enterprise to another.
