There are 10,371 results relating to "librari rapid"
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Official Report
Meeting date:
4 March 2003
Transport and the Environment Committee, 04 Mar 2003
Getting in place the right transport infrastructure has to be a key priority. Jim Mackinnon referred to the rapid growth of Edinburgh airport, but the traffic at Prestwick airport is projected to grow by multiples of four, six and eight in the next six, eight and ten years.
Official Report
Meeting date:
11 June 2002
Audit Committee, 11 Jun 2002
When I first looked at the financial health of the colleges, I expressed the opinion that the sector was under strain and that rapid expansion could be an explanation for that.
Official Report
Meeting date:
1 June 2004
Health Committee, 01 Jun 2004
I say merely that the council—horror and scandal—is a very large business with a great number of outlets; there are more than 20 libraries and more than 23 community centres, many of which run restaurants and cafes.
Official Report
Meeting date:
15 December 2004
Education Committee, 15 Dec 2004
However, it is encouraging that many more new speakers are emerging because of the rapid expansion of Gaelic-medium education in recent years.
Official Report
Meeting date:
30 May 2002
Plenary, 30 May 2002
When I entered my first university lecture theatre, about 100 paces from here, when I got married in the university chapel, about 120 paces from here, or when I used to study in the university library, which was in this very place, never would I have believed that we would be sitting here today in the Scottish Parliament.Given what I said about my wedding, ...
Official Report
Meeting date:
2 December 1999
Plenary, 02 Dec 1999
We need integrated transport, for example buses that run to hospitals and libraries. The infrequency of public transport in rural areas does not make it an alternative form of transport for those who live there and have special concerns.
Official Report
Meeting date:
21 December 2006
Plenary, 21 Dec 2006
Devon County Council is considering a system for ordering, collecting and returning library books via post offices. Other innovations occur, such as the one in my constituency in which the police use a post office in Chirnside in Berwickshire as a contact point.
Official Report
Meeting date:
26 October 2006
Plenary, 26 Oct 2006
Just for good measure, Labour-run West Dunbartonshire Council was going to close the library across the road, too—bingo. The young people and adults at the meeting put their hands up and voted to occupy the centre, because if they lost it they would lose all the activities that are provided there, such as youth clubs and tae kwon do and majorettes clubs.The...
Official Report
Meeting date:
27 September 2006
Education Committee, 27 Sep 2006
You could make suggestions to places where little Gaelic is spoken, such as on offering Gaelic in schools or having Gaelic material in the library, which could be part of the initial stages of its development.
Official Report
Meeting date:
14 December 2005
Environment and Rural Development Committee, 14 Dec 2005
We encourage people to read widely—they do not necessarily have to buy literature from shops as they can go to the library—before they buy. That is a bit different from entering a raffle.
