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Date answered:
13 September 2000
S1W-09426
The information requested is in the attached two tables:Heritage Lottery Funding1997-98(£)1998-99(£)1999-2000(£)National Museums of Scotland1,156,17380,00046,000National Galleries of Scotland467,16041,0007,952,400Industrial Heritage Museums4,250,00015,300-Other Museums3,856,3501,475,0081,389,400 9,729,6831,611,3089,387,800 HERITAGE LOTTERY FUNDINGApplicantNational Museums of ScotlandProject TitleDateAmountNational Museums of ScotlandVictoria & Albert Fireclay Statues - Acquisition12 Nov 1999£46,000Royal Museum of ScotlandHeaven & Hell Exhibition, Royal Museum of Scotland26 Jan 1999£80,000Scottish United Services MuseumStewart Silver Hilted Claymore -Acquisition19 Mar 1998£5,000National Museums of ScotlandRoyal Museum Gallery 21 - Phase A refurbishment25 Nov 1997£995,800 Scottish United Services MuseumNorthesk's Trafalgar Sword & Medal - Acquisition07 Oct 1997£136,700 National Museums of ScotlandHowe Tricycle - Acquisition23 Sep 1997£18,673 National Galleries of Scotland National Galleries of ScotlandDuff House - Candelabra09 Dec 1999£88,000National Gallery of ScotlandBotticelli, Virgin adoring the Sleeping Christ Child06 Nov 1999£7,687,000Scottish National Gallery of Modern ArtHepworth, Wave - Acquisition15 Oct 1999£127,400Scottish National Portrait GalleryDe Medina - John 1st Marquess of Tweeddale 10 Jun 1999£50,000Duff House Country HouseDuff House Scottish Country House Gallery 1750 - 200026 Jan 1999£41,000National Galleries of ScotlandTurner, Calton Hill & Heriots Hospital - Acquisition19 Mar 1998£75,770National Galleries of ScotlandJohn Knox Drawings, Acquisition10 Sept 1997£15,000National Galleries of ScotlandTwo paintings by Jacques Sablet (1749-1803)12 Aug 1997£73,500National Galleries of ScotlandNational Gallery of Scotland, Hamilton's "Dawkins & Wood"22 Jul 1997£302,890 Industrial Heritage Museums Scottish Mining Museum TrustFrances Colliery Winding Engine05 May...
Official Report
Meeting date:
4 May 2005
Plenary, 04 May 2005
Marketing is critical; quite a few members have mentioned that. A small local co-op may not have access to the expertise or marketing that big farms can take for granted.
Official Report
Meeting date:
1 February 2005
Justice 2 Committee, 01 Feb 2005
That is the point at which the intervention may not be as extreme as it is for persistent young offenders, but something still has to happen to let young people know that what they are doing is not appropriate.
Official Report
Meeting date:
30 November 2004
Health Committee, 30 Nov 2004
The story continues:"Asked why he had not complained Mr de Moraes told staff he thought his ear inflammation must have reached his testicles."—Laughter.Members may laugh, but people do not always understand what is going on when they are at the doctor.
Official Report
Meeting date:
2 November 2004
Local Government and Transport Committee, 02 Nov 2004
Most committee members will refer primarily to the draft budget 2005-06, but some members may well refer to the other documents.
Official Report
Meeting date:
5 October 2004
Finance Committee, 05 Oct 2004
We are in uncharted territory and, to be fair to Alice Brown and Kevin Dunion, they have offered to give evidence to the committee. It may be worth our while to write a detailed protocol that sets out the process so that every stage is clear.
Official Report
Meeting date:
30 September 2004
Plenary, 30 Sep 2004
Within that principle, we need to examine the strategies by which women are devalued in part-time contractual agreements. In many jobs the hourly rate may be high enough, but the terms of the contract mean that no sick or holiday pay is provided, and contracts can be ended with a week's notice.
Official Report
Meeting date:
28 September 2004
Audit Committee, 28 Sep 2004
It strikes me that the combined efforts of both agencies could be enormously powerful. May I work from the back forwards? Certainly.
Official Report
Meeting date:
26 September 2002
Plenary, 26 Sep 2002
I ask that, in future, you ask parties to move amendments to which they speak. I may be omnipotent, but I am not omniscient: I have no idea what members will do once the debate is under way.
Official Report
Meeting date:
19 December 2001
Plenary, 19 Dec 2001
I note what Mike Russell said about who makes those decisions and that it has been alleged that the Government has no right to interfere. I may be stating the obvious, but operational decisions are a matter for the board of trustees.
