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Date answered:
22 January 2025
S6W-33159
These schemes may include localised patching repairs or larger structural maintenance schemes, which are then programmed and considered against competing priorities across the Trunk Road Network S6W-33159
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Date answered:
22 January 2025
S6W-33186
The following improvements have been made to laybys adjacent to the A90 carriageway to improve the trunk road network in the last five years:2020-21A90 Glamis SB Layby 0309 – Concrete Plinth for HGVSA90 South Tarbrax SB Layby 0309 Concrete Plinth for HGVsA90 Layby improvement scheme which included resurfacing and vehicle deterrent on entry and exit tapers at -NorthboundSouthboundKinfaunsLongforganGlencarsePrior to InchtureGlendoickInchmartine FarmNorth Lodge WestGlencarseInchmartineGlendoickInchturePrior to FriartonBullionfieldLongforgan2021-22A90 Spurryhillock Layby Embankment / Drainage – Drainage to stabilise the embankment and prevent slippageA90 Dundee to Aberdeen Litter fencesNorthboundSouthboundAll - New litter fencesAll - New litter fencesPrior to ForfarAfter Stoneheaven Rail OverpassAfter FinavonPrior to FordounAfter Nether CarestoneBogardo ExitCastle of FiddesOathlawCarron WaterLongforgan2022-23A90 Bogindollo Layby SB – 0309- New Litter Fence2023-24New Litter fences –North of Kirriemuir Jct Layby NBNorth of Kirriemuir Jct Layby SBFiddes Services Layby SB S6W...
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Date answered:
21 January 2025
S6W-33084
These regulations provide instruction for the charges associated with accessing records through the Scotland’s People website.The fees for inspecting, searching and issuing copies of any records transmitted to the Keeper of the Records of Scotland are set by the Court of Session with consent of Scottish Ministers under the Act of Sederunt (Fees in the National Archives of Scotland) 2005.In 2022, the Registrar General for Scotland, with the approval of the Scottish Ministers, increased the fees payable for submission of a marriage notice and submission of a notice of a proposed civil partnership from £30 to £45 per party to the intended marriage or civil partnership.All other statutory fees have remained unchanged since 2020. S6W...
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Date answered:
21 January 2025
S6W-33047
Also, Isles FM, located in Stornoway broadcasts in English and Gaelic for local audiences. S6W-33047
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Date answered:
21 January 2025
S6W-33064
The Scottish Government has not had any conversations to date with the UK Government in relation to specific barriers to spectrum access for local and regional broadcasters, however we continue to engage with Ofcom, who has responsibility for allocating spectrum and assessing appropriate levels of local content, to press for a network of radio stations that ensure that Scotland’s needs across rural and urban areas are met.We maintain a close interest in audience and stakeholder views on reception and spectrum allocation because of the implications for the level of service provided for audiences here and we meet regularly with representatives of Ofcom to urge them to consider how they might ensure that audiences in all parts of Scotland receive the best possible level of service.Ofcom is reviewing public service media and the Scottish Government will be closely engaging with this and making representations on the importance of reducing any barriers for access to vital broadcasting services in Scotland, including community radio.Fundamentally, we believe that broadcasting should be devolved so that the decisions that impact audiences and the creative industries in Scotland can be determined by the Scottish public through the Scottish Parliament. S6W...
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Date answered:
21 January 2025
S6W-32993
However, we review the survey questions annually and these forms of heating will be considered for inclusion in future surveys when they become more prevalent in the Scottish dwelling stock. S6W-32993
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Date answered:
20 January 2025
S6W-33204
Provisions within the Housing (Scotland) Bill will create a legal definition of when a tenancy deposit can be considered unclaimed, ensuring there is consistency in all three schemes figures if the Bill is approved. S6W-33204
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Date answered:
20 January 2025
S6W-32919
The benchmarking exercise was carried out across Scotland for the first time in 2024 with Regional Cancer Networks coordinating the activity and Scottish Government looks forward to receiving findings. S6W-32919
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Date answered:
20 January 2025
S6W-32811
As part of this, we have allocated additional funding to Gynaecology services which we expect to deliver around 3,500 new outpatient appointments. S6W-32811
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Date answered:
15 January 2025
S6W-32825
Ministers commissioned the Strategic Review of Charges process in April 2024 by writing to the Water Industry Commission for Scotland (https://wics.scot/system/files/2024-06/2027-33%20Commissioning%20Letter.pdf).Scottish Water’s methodology towards prioritisation of investment is available at https://www.scottishwater.co.uk/Your-Home/Your-Waste-Water/Overflows/Prioritisation-of-Sewer-Overflows-in-Scotland. S6W...
