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30 October 2023
S6W-22091
Data is not held from before 2012. The following figures include all pharmacists working in any territorial board, in Acute, Mental Health, or in a Community Hospital setting.
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4 September 2023
S6W-20599
For the reasons above, we are not able to provide information about the total numbers of crimes reported or the charges brought by prosecutors. The following table sets out the number of accused in criminal reports received marked for court proceedings and the number of those accused receiving a direct measure as the first substantive marking.
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20 March 2023
S6W-15635
Details of the number of candidates awarded SCQF Level 5 National Progression Award in Beekeeping between 2018 and 2022, broken down by Education Authority are set out in the following table: 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022 Aberdeen City 0 0 0 0 0 Aberdeenshire 0 0 c 5 10 Angus 0 0 0 0 0 Argyll & Bu...
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7 March 2023
S6W-15194
From April 2021 (year 4 onwards), following the extension of FSS beyond the initial three year period, people who have previously received support have been able to re-join the service.
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23 December 2022
S6W-12881
In response to your query, my officials have provided the data below as requested. The following table shows the number of accidents where a defective or poor road surface was a contributory factor.
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29 November 2022
S6W-12298
For your information, figures for the total cases marked No Further Action for the last 5 years are published on the Crown Office website ( Case processing statistics 2017 to 2022 ). In addition, the following table provides cases marked for No Further Action since 1 April 2013 broken down by the appropriate category as used by COPFS: - Criminal cases receiving a No Further Action marking - grouped by financial year and by applied marking No Further Action reason 2013-14 2014-15 2015-16 2016-17 2017-18 2018-19 2019-20 2020-21 2021-22 Acceptable Explanation Offered 2,245 1,984 1,589 1,548 1,188 1,003 805 685 803 Accused Dead 560 711 675 765 710 714 760 1,218 1,306 Accused in Prison 775 687 659 698 597 439 326 283 441 Accused Incapacity 186 204 253 336 232 182 148 148 195 Attitude of Victim 991 672 911 1,170 819 710 542 447 748 Crown Counsel's Instructions 401 367 284 295 212 214 213 154 127 Delay in reaching a Conclusion 577 618 859 850 605 217 128 302 342 Failed Alternative 7,027 3,154 2,693 2,089 1,556 1,912 2,324 3,438 4,704 Failed Service 7,627 9,804 4,246 3,530 3,624 2,794 2,777 2,048 3,316 Now Insufficient Evidence 5,417 5,504 6,582 6,899 5,980 4,920 4,188 2,500 3,996 Other Specified Reasons 7,690 7,260 6,576 5,893 5,132 4,728 4,710 4,096 6,826 Petition Timebar - PF Error - - - - - - - - - Reporting Deficiency 278 282 273 408 212 224 193 172 209 Warrant Withdrawn 1,664 1,195 1,692 1,469 1,297 773 590 926 546 Witness Unavailable 42 53 41 75 45 31 30 20 22 Total 35,480 32,495 27,333 26,025 22,209 18,861 17,734 16,437 23,581 Note: - Not all cases closed as No Further Action in an individual year will necessarily have been reported in the same year.
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Date answered:
14 June 2022
S6W-08714
This information is updated quarterly following publication of official statistics.
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Date answered:
7 June 2022
S6W-09124
However, we have also taken account of the fact that the material covered by this Decision dates from 2020 and relates to proposed government actions that have since been taken forward and on which the legal position can therefore already be assumed.
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Date answered:
14 March 2022
S6W-06911
The most recent information available for 2019/20 showed that food insecurity rates for Scotland reflected those of the UK as a whole, and that the rate of food insecurity was lower for people over 65. Both the FRS and the 2020 Scottish Health Survey (SHeS) indicated rates of between 1% and 3% for over 65s, compared to 8% overall.
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13 January 2022
S6W-05423
Building immediately on this work, and following participation in the Scotland responders’ Covid lessons group in the summer of 2020, the NCR identified a need to help responders understand an evidence-based approach in order to not only recover, but to build back better.
