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5 August 2010
S3W-35250
These include the Forestry Commission''s education programme including forest schools; the National Trust for Scotland for visits to Bannockburn, Culloden and Robert Burns'' Birthplace; visits to Historic Scotland properties and through Scottish Natural Heritage support for grounds for learning. Funding will continue in 2010-11, when there will be additional visits to New Lanark, to the National Trust and Historic Scotland properties and funding to the Royal Highland Education Trust to encourage school trips to farms.
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13 May 2010
S3W-32402
Since May 2007, the government has allocated additional money year-on-year to support: the rising costs of supporting the network of ferry services: although carryings and therefore revenue have risen, this has not kept pace with the costs of providing services: primarily crewing, fuel, ship charters and harbour dues; the costs of a new contract for the Clyde and Hebrides services, awarded to CalMac Ferries Ltd and which commenced on 1 October 2007 following a procurement process initiated by the previous Administration, and the rising costs of vessels chartered from Caledonian Maritime Assets Ltd (CMAL) reflecting the long-term transition from a grant-funded...
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30 April 2010
S3W-33281
The plans are required to identify measures which will prevent deterioration or which will improve the ecological condition of a waterbody and may therefore include measures for management of invasive non-native species where these are or are likely to become deleterious to ecological condition. SEPA may also fund projects including control of bankside and instream plant species (where these impact on morphological aspects of the waterbody) through their restoration fund.
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4 November 2009
S3W-27997
We continue to make the case for a solution which would allow these funds to be released for investment in renewable energy in Scotland.
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7 September 2009
S3W-26230
The majority of local authorities have already extended their free school fruit scheme beyond P1 and P2 pupils and we are currently exploring the possibility of securing funding for 2010-11 from the EU under the EU school fruit scheme to extend provision of free school fruit to further year groups.
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2 September 2009
S3W-26231
We have every reason to be confident of meeting this pledge as the majority of local authorities have extended their free school fruit scheme beyond P1 and P2 pupils already, and we are currently exploring the possibility of securing funding for 10/11 from the EU under the EU school fruit scheme, to extend provision of free school fruit further.
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9 March 2009
S3W-21030
We have therefore provided additional funding to KSB to make the 2009 campaign bigger and better than ever before.
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13 January 2009
S3W-18775
The average capacity as at September 2007, of publicly funded mainstream schools in each local authority that were open in April 2008, is given in the following tables.
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18 August 2008
S3W-15263
We will continue to work with the Scottish Funding Council to ensure that within the widening participation strategy, Learning for All, there is an action plan which recognises the need to address the widening educational gap faced by men.
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21 April 2008
S3W-11562
Funding of £204,612.71 has been granted to Hemat Gryffe Women''s Aid to enable them to provide temporary refuge accommodation to BME women and their children escaping domestic abuse.
