There are 134,127 results relating to "flexible workforce development fund"
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Date answered:
27 October 2006
S2W-28458
The information is not held centrallyin the form requested. Details of specific funding provided by the Executive throughits agencies are set out in the following tables:Edinburgh Festivals (inc.
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Date answered:
24 October 2006
S2W-28747
Excludes any income which is not accrued to the individual in their own right, and also excludes student loans, Social Fund loans and benefits in kind.Equivalised household income is considered to be the best source of information as a proxy for living standards.
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Date answered:
24 January 2005
S2W-13410
However, general dental practitioners, GP out-of-hours, NHS24 and hospitals are aware of the Borders advice line and are able to direct patients to this.NHS board can apply to Scottish ministers for approval of schemes to assist eligible patients with travel expenses to access primary care NHS dental treatment. The funding for such schemes comes from within...
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Date answered:
18 May 2004
S2W-08007
Whilst there is a core membership of organisations across each of the meetings, individual attendance varies.The Edinburgh working group focussed on education and delivery of veterinary service and the attendees were: Name: Organisation: Libby Anderson Scottish Society of Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Stuart Ashworth Quality Meat Scotland David Whitericker University of Glasgow Veterinary College David Barrett University of Glasgow Veterinary College Colin Penny University of Edinburgh Veterinary College Mike Lamont State Veterinary Service Derek Stallard State Veterinary Service Mike Sharp Veterinary Laboratories Agency Jane Downes Meat Hygiene Service Alexis Easson Scottish Higher Education Funding...
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Date answered:
27 February 2004
S2W-05787
Social Inclusion Partnership Total 1 Allocation Expenditure Underspend Aberdeen Great Northern 1,026,631 1,026,631 0 Argyll and Bute 493,841 485,914 7,927 Edinburgh Youth SIP 663,059 646,787 16,272 Edinburgh North 2,621,294 2,550,717 70,577 Edinburgh Craigmillar 1,970,891 1,969,955 936 Edinburgh South 1,672,832 1,652,643 20,189 Edinburgh Strategic Programme 530,607 502,257 28,350 Alloa South and East 1,196,115 1,132,734 63,381 Dundee SIP1 2,446,889 2,383,387 63,502 Dundee SIP2 462,428 420,955 41,473 Dundee Xplore 575,212 514,835 60,377 Dundee Young Carers 199,265 176,532 22,733 East Ayrshire Coalfields 1,951,396 1,951,118 278 Tranent 223,898 223,898 0 Levern Valley 526,273 476,947 49,326 Falkirk 533,356 533,356 0 Fife 638,093 604,674 33,419 Frae Fife 199,540 195,247 4,293 Glasgow Smaller Areas 2,213,486 1,824,880 388,606 Glasgow Big Step 550,642 548,775 1,867 Glasgow East End 3,323,709 3,219,094 104,615 Glasgow GARA 855,323 817,592 37,731 Glasgow North 3,516,360 3,329,030 187,330 Glasgow Routes Out 401,514 260,311 141,203 Glasgow Gorbals 919,798 913,886 5,912 Glasgow Greater Easterhouse 3,934,691 3,903,739 30,952 Glasgow Greater Govan 1,421,857 1,402,633 19,224 Glasgow Greater Pollok 3,795,838 3,691,778 104,060 Glasgow Milton 964,883 909,712 55,171 Glasgow Springburn 1,016,012 910,110 105,902 Glasgow Drumchapel 2,945,561 2,850,730 94,831 Highland & Islands 971,900 830,948 140,952 Inverclyde 2,870,508 2,464,011 406,497 Moray Youthstart 529,629 513,561 16,068 North Ayrshire 779,384 778,730 654 Motherwell North 1,996,147 1,748,722 247,425 North Lanarkshire 865,564 654,435 211,129 South Coatbridge 894,608 853,580 41,028 GO – Perth 288,676 228,623 60,053 Paisley 3,445,427 3,099,937 345,490 Scottish Borders 324,758 280,164 44,594 North Ayr 1,756,673 1,756,642 31 Girvan 549,525 544,022 5,503 Blantyre/ North Hamilton 3,316,125 3,315,505 620 Cambuslang 570,654 570,547 107 Stirling 563,236 512,733 50,503 West Dunbartonshire 2,514,896 2,514,896 0 West Lothian 293,081 271,400 21,681 Total 66,322,085 62,969,313 3,352,772 Note: 1. Includes all elements of SIP funding...
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Date answered:
16 September 2003
S2W-02364
To ask the Scottish Executive what the annual cost to local authorities has been of special educational needs funding for each of the last five years, broken down by local authority area.
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
28 March 2003
S1W-33079
Details for 1998-99 to 2002-03 are as follows.Health Board1998-99Total Budget Increase (£000)1998-99Total Budget Increase (%)1998-99Per Capita Increase (£))1998-99Per Capita Increase (%)Argyll and Clyde16,0324.3424.9Ayrshire and Arran13,6244.4394.7Borders4,4824.7414.6Dumfries and Galloway6,0674.5414.5Fife8,2303.0222.8Forth Valley11,5865.2415.2Grampian16,0713.8364.4Greater Glasgow17,5092.0131.4Highland6,2953.3323.5Lanarkshire18,8154.3354.4Lothian25,4053.9313.7Orkney1,8719.211110.8Shetland1,5406.9727.4Tayside18,2414.9535.6Western Isles1,1653.3554.4Health Board1999-2000Total Budget Increase(£000)1999-2000Total Budget Increase(%)1999-2000Per Capita Increase(£))1999-2000Per Capita Increase(%)Argyll and Clyde13,1203.4343.7Ayrshire and Arran15,2784.7434.9Borders3,2693.3303.2Dumfries and Galloway8,5236.1616.4Fife14,7065.1415.0Forth Valley12,6405.4404.7Grampian15,5793.5293.5Greater Glasgow45,1795.2555.8Highland3,2711.7141.5Lanarkshire22,2614.8374.6Lothian24,0913.6263.0Orkney*-846-3.8-46-4.0Shetland1,0464.4545.1Tayside12,2723.1363.6Western Isles9112.5513.9Note:*Adjustment to the method of funding...
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Date answered:
19 March 2003
S1W-34501
The breakdown in the following table takes into account the resources incorporated in the preceding table.NHS BoardAllocation 1998-99(£000)Allocation 1999-2000(£000)Allocation 2000-01(£000)Allocation 2001-02(£000)Allocation 2002-03(£000)Ayrshire and Clyde7099019841,111 Ayrshire and Arran403535609737987Borders6896118160162Dumfries and Galloway6196124298258Fife328445514698789Forth Valley103172226462557Grampian7509721,0851,2831,313Greater Glasgow*2,8713,5023,6704,387*4,488Highland86137181300414Lanarkshire3334976078621,449Lothian1,1632,7762,9223,2143,539Orkney1116202432Shetland2837424655Tayside9331,1511,2251,3481,483Western Isles1320254387Total8,96011,35212,35214,97316,951Note:*Funding...
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Date answered:
19 March 2003
S1W-34951
The Convenor of the Sheriffs Principal has also agreed to attend the board.We are anxious to ensure that closer local working relationships are based on practical projects with achievable results.To this end, we plan to set up one or more funded pilot projects to illustrate how a joined-up approach could be implemented at local level.
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Date answered:
5 March 2002
S1W-20837
Details are as follows:Health Board1996-97Total Budget Increase(£ 000)1996-97Total Budget Increase%1996-97Per Capita Increase(£)1996-97Per Capita Increase%Argyll & Clyde20,2976.0516.6Ayrshire & Arran12,0744.3334.5Borders4,9555.7475.8Dumfries & Galloway8,8487.3627.6Fife10,2494.0344.7Forth Valley3,5341.7111.5Grampian19,9745.2405.5Greater Glasgow25,6253.2313.6Highland7,1444.1333.9Lanarkshire21,9075.6405.7Lothian20,4103.5233.0Orkney6603.6374.0Shetland5772.8283.2Tayside24,9027.4687.9Western Isles* -1,325 -3.9 -39 -3.3* Adjustment to capital charges allocation/payments between 1995-96 and 1996-97 distorts annual changes although this had no impact on the level of disposable income available to the Board.Health Board1997-98Total Budget Increase(£ 000)1997-98Total Budget Increase%1997-98Per Capita Increase(£)1997-98Per Capita Increase%Argyll & Clyde13,8763.9354.2Ayrshire & Arran19,2456.6516.6Borders4,0894.5384.4Dumfries & Galloway5,2124.0374.2Fife13,4064.1405.3Forth Valley11,5825.5395.1Grampian17,9164.4385.0Greater Glasgow42,7085.2525.7Highland9,6675.4475.4Lanarkshire27,2906.6486.5Lothian35,6405.9425.3Orkney1,3527.1666.9Shetland1,6157.7707.7Tayside9,8342.7283.0Western Isles 2,387 7.3 110 9.7Health Board1998-99Total Budget Increase(£ 000)1998-99Total Budget Increase%1998-99Per Capita Increase£1998-99Per Capita Increase%Argyll & Clyde16,6414.5445.1Ayrshire & Arran13,6154.4394.7Borders4,4824.7414.6Dumfries & Galloway6,0674.5414.5Fife8,2303.0222.8Forth Valley11,5865.2415.2Grampian16,0713.8364.4Greater Glasgow10,6271.250.6Highland6,2953.3323.5Lanarkshire18,8154.3354.4Lothian25,6054.0313.8Orkney1,8719.211110.8Shetland1,5406.9727.4Tayside18,2414.9535.6Western Isles1,1653.3554.4Health Board1999-00Total Budget Increase(£ 000)1999-00Total Budget Increase%1999-00Per Capita Increase(£)1999-00Per Capita Increase%Argyll & Clyde6,8671.8192.1Ayrshire & Arran9,9063.0283.3Borders1,3631.4121.3Dumfries & Galloway6,3684.5474.9Fife8,9283.1253.0Forth Valley8,0203.4232.8Grampian6,3181.4121.4Greater Glasgow33,0233.8424.4Highland4500.210.1Lanarkshire14,3383.1232.8Lothian11,4611.791.1Orkney**-1,135-5.1-61-5.3Shetland6872.9383.6Tayside5,3571.4181.8Western Isles5451.5382.9** Adjustment to the method of funding...
