There are 37,251 results relating to "S6W-01975"
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Date answered:
16 January 2025
S6W-32798
We strongly encourage local authorities to work in partnership with communities to explore ways of delivering services, based on need. S6W-32798
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Date answered:
16 January 2025
S6W-32800
Our Women’s Health Plan 2021 - 2024 Final Report on progress provides further details of our work to date. S6W-32800
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Date answered:
14 January 2025
S6W-32195
By March 2026, we expect no one to be waiting longer than 12 months for a new outpatient, inpatient treatment or day case treatment. S6W-32195
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Date answered:
13 January 2025
S6W-32436
For those who want peace of mind assistance can be booked in advance with one hour’s notice, which compares favourably with the 2 hours required by other GB Train Operating Companies.” S6W-32436
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Date answered:
9 January 2025
S6W-32310
Cases with vulnerable witnesses are prioritised both by the court in fixing trial and throughout trial preparation by prosecutors. S6W-32310
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Date answered:
9 January 2025
S6W-32317
COPFS proactively translates correspondence with victims, witnesses, and bereaved relatives where a language need has been identified; provides interpreters, including British Sign Language interpreters, for victims, witnesses and bereaved relatives who are required to attend at court or wish to follow proceedings during an FAI (Fatal Accident Inquiry); arranges for the translation of key information documents into the top ten languages used by immigrants to Scotland, all of which are available on the COPFS website.COPFS understands the physical and emotional effects crime can have on victims and the vital role witnesses play in the criminal justice system and is committed to meeting their needs, communicating effectively and recognising any equality and inclusion requirements. S6W...
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Date answered:
9 January 2025
S6W-32761
For some of these projects, the Islands Programme supported the delivery of enabling infrastructure, survey or other work required to proceed with the construction of housing units.The following table provides a summary of housing projects that have received funding through the Islands Programme since 2021-22.Local authorityFinancial yearNumber of housing units expected as part of projects receiving Islands Programme fundingArgyll and Bute Council2021-20222022-20232023-20242024-20259 (completed)012 (completion expected between 2025-2027)0Highland Council2021-20222022-20232023-20242024-20251 (completed)2 (completion expected summer 2025)00Comhairle Nan Eilean Siar2021-20222022-20232023-20242024-20250000Orkney Islands Council2021-20222022-20232023-20242024-20250000Shetland Islands Council2021-20222022-20232023-20242024-20250000Moray Council is not an island local authority and is not eligible for Islands Programme funding. S6W...
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Date answered:
7 January 2025
S6W-32466
The Scottish Government does not hold property-level data on industry sectors.These tables are based on the non-domestic valuation roll as at 1 October 2024.Table 1: Number of properties expected to be liable for BPR by class, to the nearest 10ClassNumber of Properties*Shops50,200Public Houses3,000Offices40,800Hotels4,000Industrial Subjects56,000Leisure, Entertainment, Caravans etc.25,600Garages and Petrol Stations3,500Cultural1,200Sporting Subjects12,900Education and Training1,500Public Service Subjects8,300Communications200Quarries, Mines, etc.300Petrochemical100Religious5,200Health and Medical2,400Other12,000Care Facilities2,200Advertising1,400Statutory Undertaking800All231,600*Figures may not sum due to rounding.Table 2: Number of properties expected to be liable for BPR by council area, to the nearest 10Council AreaNumber of Properties*Aberdeen City7,900Aberdeenshire12,300Angus5,100Argyll and Bute8,900City of Edinburgh19,300Clackmannanshire1,600Dumfries and Galloway9,300Dundee City5,400East Ayrshire4,600East Dunbartonshire2,200East Lothian3,500East Renfrewshire1,800Falkirk4,900Fife13,100Glasgow City24,200Highland18,200Inverclyde2,300Midlothian2,700Moray5,000Na h-Eileanan Siar2,600North Ayrshire5,100North Lanarkshire10,200Orkney Islands2,500Perth and Kinross8,800Renfrewshire9,300Scottish Borders8,600Shetland Islands2,200South Ayrshire5,000South Lanarkshire10,900Stirling5,500West Dunbartonshire2,800West Lothian5,800All231,600*Figures may not sum due to rounding. S6W...
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Date answered:
7 January 2025
S6W-32467
In the case of the proposed relief for hospitality properties, the forecast value of the relief has been distributed based on property level eligibility without trying to account for take-up or for the effect of the £110,000 cash cap for this relief at a business level.Table 1: Estimated net income from properties liable for BPR by class, to the nearest £100,000ClassNet Income (£)*Shops149,400,000Public Houses13,400,000Offices109,900,000Hotels8,900,000Industrial Subjects148,600,000Leisure, Entertainment, Caravans etc.18,100,000Garages and Petrol Stations10,800,000Cultural1,400,000Sporting Subjects3,600,000Education and Training9,900,000Public Service Subjects20,400,000Communications1,200,000Quarries, Mines, etc.1,800,000Petrochemical500,000Religious1,400,000Health and Medical14,200,000Other21,400,000Care Facilities5,100,000Advertising3,600,000Statutory Undertaking5,000,000All548,600,000*Figures may not sum due to rounding. S6W...
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Date answered:
7 January 2025
S6W-32455
This represents a 152.9% uplift to the 2024-25 long COVID budget line.Responsibility for service delivery rests locally with NHS boards which configure services taking into account local circumstances and the reasonable needs of their patient populations. S6W-32455
