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Date answered:
8 October 2004
S2W-10808
Estimates are available at Scotland levelonly, not by local authority area.Proportion and Number of Pensioners in Low-Income Households, Below 60% of GB Median Income, Scotland (Thousands) Year Absolute Relative Before Housing After Housing Before Housing After Housing Costs Costs Costs Costs % Numbers % Numbers % Numbers % Numbers 1998-99 17 150 23 200 21 180 26...
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Date answered:
28 September 2004
S2W-10168
I hope you find this information useful.Analysis by Speciality – Argyll and Clyde Specialty Number of Doctors in Training1 WTR Compliant at 16-06-044 Expected to be WTR Compliant at 01-/08-042,4 Total Accident and Emergency 24 24 24 Anaesthetics 10 20 20 General Medicine 48 50 55 Geriatrics 0 5 5 Paediatrics 13 13 13 Obstetrics and Gynaecology 21 21 21 General Psychiatry 9 26...
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Date answered:
22 September 2006
S2W-28109
Table 1 presents information on the length of time waited, by NHSboard area, for (a) clients who have received prescribed drug intervention (whichincludes methadone maintenance programmes) and (b) clients who are still waitingfor prescribed drug intervention for the period January – March 2006, the most recentperiod for which comprehensive data is available.Alcohol and Drug Action Teamssend aggregated data to the Information Services Division (ISD) on a quarterly basis.Reports from this data may be viewed on http://www.drugmisuse.isdscotland.org/wtpilot/reports.htm.Table 1a: Prescribed Drug Treatment– Number of Clients Seen, January to March 2006 Time Waited NHS Board <7 d 8-14d 15-21d 22-28d 5-8 wks 9-12 wks 13-26...
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Date answered:
19 January 2006
S2W-22107
Police Force Area and Sentence Number Percentage Change On Previous Year 1999 2000 2001 2002 20032 1999 2000 2001 2002 20032 Central 101 136 122 213 199 22 35 -10 75 -7 Imprisonment 2 1 5 5 3 -67 -50 400 0 -40 Fine 61 79 65 94 99 49 30 -18 45 5 Other 38 56 52 114 97 6 47 -7 119 -15 Dumfries and Galloway 62 67 45 92 63 -5 8 -33 104 -32 Imprisonment 1 5 1 - 1 -50 400 -80 -100 na Fine 42 42 34 51 41 -2 0 -19 50 -20 Other 19 20 10 41 21 -5 5 -50 310 -49 Fife 119 151 139 220 200 0 27 -8 58 -9 Imprisonment 13 5 4 15 6 44 -62 -20 275 -60 Fine 52 69 47 78 76 -12 33 -32 66 -3 Other 54 77 88 127 118 6 43 14 44 -7 Grampian 232 207 239 237 277 10 -11 15 -1 17 Imprisonment 7 2 7 4 7 -50 -71 250 -43 75 Fine 100 99 108 116 122 -5 -1 9 7 5 Other 125 106 124 117 148 37 -15 17 -6 26...
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Date answered:
27 November 2002
S1W-29254
Table 1Cases Reported which Include Charges Under Various Firearms legislation, Civic Government (Scotland) Act 1982, S50(5) or Culpable and Reckless Discharge of FirearmPFOFinancial Year 1999-2000Financial Year2000-01Financial Year 2001-02Grand TotalAberdeen 23 31 31 85 Airdrie 15 11 10 36 Alloa 5 3 17 25 Arbroath 7 10 9 26 Ayr 16 23 32 71 Banff 8 7 1 16 Campbeltown 6 1 1 8 Cupar 3 7 6 16 Dingwall 9 5 3 17 Dornoch 2 2 5 9 Dumbarton 14 12 14 40 Dumfries 7 12 16 35 Dundee 30 20 20 70 Dunfermline 14 16 12 42 Duns 1 4 5 Edinburgh 44 54 41 139 Elgin 10 14 9 33 Falkirk 18 22 29 69 Forfar 6 4 4 14 Fort William 3 12 7 22 Glasgow 81 92 94 267 Greenock 6 11 13 30 Haddington 9 4 5 18 Hamilton 37 20 43 100 Inverness 16 13 17 46 Jedburgh 4 5 8 17 Kilmarnock 20 21 34 75 Kirkcudbright 3 3 5 11 Kirkwall 1 7 3 11 Lanark 6 7 7 20 Lerwick 3 5 1 9 Linlithgow 6 12 14 32 Lochmaddy 3 1 4 Oban 7 3 2 12 Peebles 1 1 2 Perth 9 16 16 41 Peterhead 9 4 5 18 Portree 2 2 3 7 Selkirk 6 4 4 14 Stirling 10 18 16 44 Stonehaven 3 5 2 10 Stornoway 1 3 4 Stranraer 5 6 6 17 Tain 3 3 8 14 Wick 3 1 4 Total 490 532 583 1,605 Table 2Charges Reported: Total of all Three Financial Years (1999-2000, 2000-01, 2002-02)PFOCivic Government (Scotland) Act 1982Firearms (Amendment) Act 1988Firearms (Amendment) Act 1994Firearms (Amendment) Act 1997Firearms Act 1968Reckless Discharge of FirearmGrand TotalAberdeen 4 2 139 42 187 Airdrie 1 52 3 56 Alloa 39 8 47 Arbroath 1 1 1 42 5 50 Ayr 121 16 137 Banff 20 4 24 Campbeltown 1 2 5 1 9 Cupar 25 5 30 Dingwall 1 26 1 28 Dornoch 19 19 Dumbarton 1 62 4 67 Dumfries 55 55 Dundee 1 3 1 107 27 139 Dunfermline 2 64 14 80 Duns 1 9 5 15 Edinburgh 1 164 25 190 Elgin 41 16 57 Falkirk 1 88 21 110 Forfar 17 1 18 Fort William 3 26 7 36 Glasgow 3 1 426 52 482 Greenock 1 1 48 9 59 Haddington 30 2 32 Hamilton 5 2 136 15 158 Inverness 2 81 13 96 Jedburgh 18 6 24 Kilmarnock 3 161 9 173 Kirkcudbright 16 16 Kirkwall 2 15 3 20 Lanark 2 33 35 Lerwick 15 2 17 Linlithgow 1 40 9 50 Lochmaddy 2 8 10 Oban 14 1 15 Peebles 2 2 Perth 2 1 49 4 56 Peterhead 28 1 29 Portree 13 13 Selkirk 15 2 17 Stirling 1 56 17 74 Stonehaven 18 3 21 Stornoway 7 7 Stranraer 2 26 28 Tain 1 15 6 22 Wick 3 5 8 Total 36 6 1 17 2,394 364 2,818 S1W-29254
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Date answered:
4 September 2006
S2W-27789
Thelocal authority will also be able to carry out necessary works and recover thecost from the landlord.Tenants of local authoritiesor registered social landlords with a Scottish Secure Tenancy or a ShortScottish Secure Tenancy are able to use the landlord’s formal complaints systemand if that does not resolve the matter, to complain to the Scottish PublicServices Ombudsman if they feel that the landlord has not complied with therepairing obligations for such landlords contained in schedule 4 of the Housing(Scotland) Act 2001.Tenants are held responsibleby their landlord for matters that they have agreed should be the tenant’sresponsibility in terms of the lease and for breaches of the common law duty touse the house in a proper manner, not to damage it and to repair any damagethat occupants or visitors...
Official Report
Meeting date:
20 March 2003
Plenary, 20 Mar 2003
Amendment 100 disagreed to. Amendments 26 to 30 moved—Mrs Mary Mulligan—and agreed to.
Official Report
Meeting date:
12 March 2002
Procedures Committee, 12 Mar 2002
Will guidelines exist setting out what you have just said, to ensure that no frustration is created in future? What I said is set out in guidelines at the point where members have access to the directory.
Official Report
Meeting date:
21 February 2006
Equal Opportunities Committee, 21 Feb 2006
Students get into university or college on the basis of academic credit. Why should that not be the same for a disabled student?
Official Report
Meeting date:
28 February 2006
Local Government and Transport Committee, 28 Feb 2006
If transport were to pay a fair proportion of those costs, it would become less attractive to people to indulge in long-distance trade and more attractive to seek more local trading opportunities.
