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Date answered:
25 January 2005
S2W-13417
Data available from the Accounts Commission are:Total Number of Tonnes of Household Waste Collected Local Authority 1999-2000 2000-01 2001-02 2002-03 Aberdeen City 124,094.9 102,117.1 93,312.0 106,201.3 Aberdeenshire 104,789.7 107,052.2 105,041.0 129,220.6 Angus 48,126.48 42,363.5 46,553.3 59,309.4 Argyll and Bute 50,331.84 44,249.0 48,907.3 55,473.1 Clackmannanshire 27,126.25 27,300.0 29,843.0 29,264.4 Dumfries and Galloway 68,000.54 69,452.0 *70,885.0 73,111.0 Dundee City 74,397.21 61,043.1 63,596.0 69,356.0 East Ayrshire 50,802.2 49,457.9 50,654.4 53,628.6 East Dunbartonshire 53,270.08 57,290.0 61,376.0 59,408.0 East Lothian 51,399.44 48,525.5 50,168.5 51,779.0 East Renfrewshire 49,133.06 46,524.0 51,599.8 53,714.2 Edinburgh, City of 221,750.8 200,484.0 200,973.0 208,986.2 Eilean Siar 14,866 14,796.7 13,565.2 14,661.3 Falkirk 76,371.05 73,261.0 74,365.0 70,233.0 Fife 167,624.3 168,029.3 199,247.3 210,768.0 Glasgow City 236,012 229,132.4 227,775.0 232,940.3 Highland 101,535.5 102,152.5 90,612.8 101,080.1 Inverclyde 30,394.68 28,643.9 30,090.0 31,002.6 Midlothian 45,052.86 44,888.1 49,728.8 49,358.3 Moray 51,963.6 48,610.9 43,651.8 42,663.0 North Ayrshire 53,729.76 66,717.0 73,827.4 71,485.8 North Lanarkshire 148,961.6 134,255.6 145,158.0 165,658.4 Orkney Islands 10,165.97 9,650.0 7,876.0 8,819.0 Perth and Kinross 57,641.98 77,196.0 79,739.6 80,579.9 Renfrewshire 87,123.6 83,211.5 85,362.0 94,041.6 Scottish Borders 41,515.5 39,495.2 40,372.0 41,812.5 Shetland Islands 12,243 9,613.0 10,388.0 12,066.0 South Ayrshire 58,681.7 53,198.0 56,493.0 51,933.0 South Lanarkshire 131,679.1 128,691.0 129,644.8 167,750.6 Stirling 44,565.44 44,357.3 42,582.0 40,602.9 West Dunbartonshire 34,144.11 30,347.0 34,819.4 32,569.2 West Lothian 73,780.8 73,988.0 80,269.0 91,157.5 Scotland 2,401,275 2,316,092.7 2,317,591.4 2,560,634.8 Data for 1999-2000 was not collected directly and has been calculated by multiplying the average amount of waste per household by the number of households in each authority. Consequently there may...
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Date answered:
30 November 2004
S2W-12287
Sources:OECD Main Science and Technology Indicators published in May 2004 ISSN - 1011-792X- No. 53593 2004.Eurostat Statistics on Science and Technology in Europe 1991 to 2002 ISBN 92-894-6823-8.Business Enterprise Research and Development in Scotland 2002, Scottish Executive.GRO(Scotland) Mid-year population estimates.ONS Population Trends 117 Autumn 2004....
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Date answered:
11 November 2004
S2W-11534
In consequencesome of the figures given in the tables may include offences recorded under legislationother than that specified in the question.Crimes of “Handling anOffensive Weapon” Recorded by the Police 2003 Possession of an Offensive Weapon (Section 47 of the Criminal Law (Consolidation) (Scotland) Act 1995) Having in a Publi...
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Date answered:
28 September 2004
S2W-10190
**The discrepancy of one between total orders granted and those ascribed to individual local authority areas may be attributable to the location of an adult’s property being outwith Scotland.
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Date answered:
27 August 2004
S2W-09247
Information on longest waits for slipped disc treatment is not centrally available.Some patients are excepted from the waiting times guarantee where for example they are unavailable for treatment for medical or social reasons. These patients may wait longer than the national maximum waiting times.NHSScotland: Number of Patients with a Guarantee who Waited L...
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Date answered:
10 August 2004
S2W-09291
There are many reasons why planned admissions to hospital for inpatient and day case treatment may be cancelled, such as the absence of key staff on sick leave and/or an unexpected short term increase in the number of emergency admissions.
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Date answered:
31 October 2003
S2W-03169
The following information relatesto acute intoxication.Discharges from Acute Hospitalswith an Explicit Diagnosis of Acute Intoxication by NHS Board Area in 1998–2002 Board Area Discharge Period Age 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 Under 18 % of all discharges Under 18 % of all discharges Under 18 % of all discharges Under 18 % of all discharges Under 18 % of all discharges Argyll and Clyde 72 7.7% 103 9.1% 98 9.0% 83 8.8% 82 8.4% Ayrshire and Arran 142 11.7% 143 10.8% 132 11.1% 150 11.0% 171 10.4% Borders 28 19.0% 36 19.0% 32 20.8% 32 19.4% 55 23.1% Dumfries and Galloway 32 16.6% 35 18.3% 21 11.9% 18 12.6% 11 8.2% Fife 59 10.9% 45 11.4% 65 15.3% 47 13.0% 38 11.1% Forth Valley 32 11.8% 26 11.9% 41 16.4% 38 10.9% 37 8.8% Grampian 154 12.2% 128 10.1% 126 12.1% 109 10.2% 81 7.8% Greater Glasgow 134 6.4% 167 8.2% 134 8.2% 153 9.1% 95 6.6% Highland 54 7.1% 63 6.6% 66 6.6% 62 6.0% 79 7.7% Lanarkshire 62 7.9% 88 9.2% 63 7.0% 83 9.2% 74 7.1% Lothian 70 7.4% 87 9.4% 83 9.1% 82 9.2% 55 9.3% Orkney 11 17.7% 8 17.4% 10 12.7% 14 19.2% 7 11.5% Shetland 12 21.8% 13 32.5% 12 20.7% 5 18.5% 9 14.8% Tayside 69 12.1% 92 10.1% 89 10.8% 90 10.3% 56 7.4% Western Isles 10 21.3% 5 10.0 6 16.2% 17 13.7% 17 11.6% Scotland 941 9.5% 1039 9.8% 978 10.0% 983 9.8% 867 8.7% Source: Scottish MorbidityRecord, SMR01.Notes:Alcohol-related conditionsare defined using the World Health Organisation's International Classificationof Diseases 10th Revision (ICD10).Figures given are fordischarges from acute hospitals and do not include discharges from maternityhospitals, mental illness hospitals and psychiatric units.Information on hospitaldischarges relates to episodes of in-patient or day case care rather thanindividual patients. The same patient may...
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Date answered:
12 November 2002
S1W-30219
We have been working with DWP to revise their methodology and we hope to be able to provide estimates of numbers as well as proportions in the near future. The new methodology may lead to revisions to previously published figures.
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Date answered:
25 September 2002
S1W-28916
This is based upon estimates of the area of land under traditional secure tenancy arrangement and appropriate average land valuations. The actual figure may be higher, depending upon the fall in value experienced and the type of tenant eligible to exercise the absolute right to buy (e.g. if general partners in a limited partnership holding a secure tenancy ...
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Date answered:
18 June 2002
S1W-26215
To ask the Scottish Executive, further to the statement made by the Minister for Health and Community Care at the Diet and Cancer Conference in Glasgow on 14 May 2002, what (a) advice is given to the public on improving diet, (b) overall funding is allocated to improving the Scottish diet, (c) proportion of overall funding to improve the Scottish diet is a...
