There are 36,628 results relating to "S6W-01975"
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Questions and Answers
Date answered:
14 March 2024
S6W-25908
Scottish Government is working closely with PHS, national and international partners, to ensure preparedness in case that they may continue to have increasing prevalence in the drug supply. S6W-25908
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Date answered:
11 March 2024
S6W-25887
is available in translation and alternative formats, including an Easy Read resource, to ensure the information is accessible for women and families across Scotland. S6W-25887
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Date answered:
5 March 2024
S6W-25266
A breakdown across projects is detailed in the flowing table: Energy Transition Skills Hub (formerly Advanced Manufacturing Skills Hub £1,180,000 (capital) Cabrach Distillery £361,767.25 (capital) Climate Assemblies Pilot £214,055 (resource) Community Capacity Support £23,968 (resource) Digital Innovation Lab £313,982.04 (capital) Easter Anguston Farm £504,446.86 (capital) Energy Skills Passport 1,871,967.88 (capital) Findhorn Ecovillage £226,775 (capital) Findhorn Watershed Initiative £139,972.45 (capital) Hydrogen Offshore Production (HOP2) £126,000 (capital) Hydroglen £262,270.09 (capital) Just Transition Hub £243,601.16 (capital) Moray Council Just Transition Masterplan £250,544.62 (capital) NESS Carbon Capture Feasibility Study £96,750 (capital) North East Adventure Tourism (NEAT) £397,000 (capital) Participatory Budgeting £1 million (capital), £200,000 (resource) Pilot Energy Skills Project £39,960 (capital) SeedPod £500,000 (capital) Social Enterprise Just Transition Fund £476k (capital), £500k (FT’s), £27,180 (resource) Sustainable Solvent Recovery/EV Battery Recycling £457,559 (capital) Supply Chain Pathway and Energy Transition Challenge Fund £1,299,598 (capital) Tidal Rotor Generator £71,200 (capital) Moray Net Zero Bottlenecks £41,596.47 (capital) Wave Energy Converter £70,000 (capital) S6W...
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Date answered:
4 March 2024
S6W-25673
Additionally, Education Scotland is developing a new dedicated LfS online portal to provide examples for educators on good practice approaches to embedding LfS. S6W-25673
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
28 February 2024
S6W-25541
These include body scanners and Rapiscan machines, which detect substances that may be concealed in items of mail and personal property. S6W-25541
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Date answered:
27 February 2024
S6W-25607
Some benefits, such as the digital tracking of medical devices in the event of a recall, can only be realised and verified if a recall notice is received and this may not happen during the lifecycle of the programme. S6W-25607
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
19 February 2024
S6W-24906
These were not recurring objectives and were met within the years set.Throughout 2020-21 implement the actions/activities in the School Improvement Plan to ensure children and young people who attend the Royal Blind School receive high quality education and care.To continue to develop and operate the Learning Hub in order to provide support to local authorities, children and young people with visual impairment and their families and other agencies with visual impairment across Scotland; and provide by 31 March 2020 an evaluation of progress in the 2019-20 outcomes report. S6W...
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Date answered:
19 February 2024
S6W-25612
I look forward to continuing to work with colleagues across the chamber as we move this ambitious new dementia strategy for Scotland into delivery, to achieve our ambition to keep people living with dementia well for longer, in a setting of their choice. S6W-25612
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
16 February 2024
S6W-25096
In the meantime, helpful and practical support and guidance has been published on the Scottish Government website to ensure owners are made aware of how to comply with the new safeguards on XL Bully dogs, with further information to be published in the coming period: https://www.gov.scot/publications/xl-bully-dog-rules/ . S6W-25096
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Date answered:
15 February 2024
S6W-25012
Information on the value of loans paid each month is detailed in the following table: September 2020 £0 October 2020 £0 November 2020 £201,688.00 December 2020 £349,074.50 January 2021 £253,058.01 February 2021 £181,520.00 March 2021 £334,890.00 April 2021 £226,694.01 May 2021 £294,290.20 June 2021 £389.907.99 July 2021 £474,424.31 August 2021 £329,237.00 September 2021 £230,484.00 October 2021 £319,702.13 November 2021 £276,509.00 December 2021 £550,348.00 January 2022 £317,286.00 February 2022 £258,029.26 March 2022 £150,455.00 April 2022 £239,015.00 May 2022 £14,249.00 June 2022 £111,045.00 July 2022 £1,230,645.45 August 2022 £2,908,684.01 September 2022 £1,799,011.80 October 2022 £2,341,149.56 November 2022 £2,013,315.67 December 2022 £1,803,327,75 January 2023 £679,706.09 February 2023 £2,515,034,06 March 2023 £2,593,043.81 April 2023 £963,201.34 May 2023 193,905.00 June 2023 £459,737.00 July 2023 £2,163,403.67 August 2023 £2,999,783,88 September 2023 £3,192,008.68 October 2023 £3,327,557.52 November 2023 £3,126,433.10 December 2023 £2,945,038.00 January 2024 £2,806,595.00 EST regularly publish statistics on the Low Carbon Transport Loan on their website which can be found here - Grants and loans to help you travel greener - Energy Saving Trust . S6W...
