There are 11,263 results relating to "librari rapid"
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Date answered:
28 November 2024
S6W-31415
As part of this work part time, distance learning and earn as you learn models of education, which may benefit rural and island areas, are currently being explored by the Allied Health Professions (AHP) advisory group that oversees the implementation of the AHP Education and Workforce Policy Review recommendations.The Scottish Government, in collaboration with the Centre for Workforce Supply and the National Centre for Remote and Rural Health and Care is developing a model of sustained ongoing direct support for employers across health, social care, social work and children’s services in rural and island areas to overcome barriers to recruitment and retention The direct support model will consist of three key elements including a Rural and Island Recruitment Forum, a Living Library...
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Date answered:
22 November 2021
S6W-04277
. £1.25m has also been announced for funding for the Public Library Covid Relief Fund. This leaves £6.55m remaining to be allocated, £2m of which is capital.
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Date answered:
7 September 2021
S6W-02380
Within the Cultural Collections budget line for 2021-22 the 3 National Collections (National Galleries of Scotland, National Library of Scotland, and National Museums Scotland) saw increases to resource budgets of over £1 million to support the public sector pay settlement.
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Date answered:
21 April 2020
S5W-28265
We are also working with the Scottish Library and Information Council (SLIC) to map the arrangements that have been put in place by local authorities throughout Scotland for those who rely on access to public library computers.
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Date answered:
4 April 2019
S5W-22340
To ask the Scottish Government when it expects the City of Edinburgh Council to have a rapid rehousing transition plan. The City of Edinburgh Council submitted the first iteration of its Rapid Rehousing Transition Plan to the Scottish Government in December 2018.
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Date answered:
13 June 2025
S6W-38505
We have established the National Oncology Coordination Group to provide a coordinated and collaborative response to immediate and foreseeable service pressures. This group provides rapid real-time assessment of highest risk services and proactively develops risk mitigation proposals, in line with the overall strategic aim for cancer.
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Date answered:
12 June 2025
S6W-37972
To ask the Scottish Government what its response is to each of the key messages identified in the Just Transition Commission's report, Just Transition for Aberdeen and the North East, and whether it will provide a timeline for initiating a planning process for regions that sets out the (a) scope, (b) core objectives, (c) principles, (d) roles and responsibilities and (e) governance arrangements to "enable rapid...
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Date answered:
27 November 2024
S6W-31321
As a result of this early investment, and rapidly increasing private sector investment, today Scotland has one of the most comprehensive public charging networks in the UK, and the latest official UK Department for Transport statistics show that Scotland has the highest number of public chargers per head of population of any part of the UK, except London, and the most rapid charge points of any part of the UK.In partnership with our stakeholders, we have been developing the Draft Vision Implementation Plan and route map for the delivery of approximately 24,000 additional public charge points by 2030.
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Date answered:
6 September 2024
S6W-29047
On a per head of population basis Scotland has more public charge points than any other part of the UK except London, and more rapid charge points than any other part of the UK.The Scottish Government does not collect information about how many public EV charge points are suitable for any particular vehicle type.
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Date answered:
5 September 2024
S6W-28856
Research has focused on the wider challenges and opportunities associated with rapid localised population growth where it is occurring in parts of Scotland.
