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Last updated:
7 March 2023
BB20200207
Supported by: Sandra White*, Bill Kidd*, Stewart Stevenson*, Richard Lyle*, Clare Adamson* *S5M-20770 Bill Bowman: V&A Dundee Shortlisted for Major Prize—That the Parliament welcomes the news that the Kengo Kuma-designed V&A Dundee has been nominated in the Best Architecture category at the prestigious LCD Berlin Awa...
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
25 September 2012
S4W-09276
CalMac Data CalMac Route Passenger % Difference 2011 v 2010 Passenger % Difference 2010 v 2009 Passenger % Difference 2009 v 2008 Passenger % Difference 2008 v 2007 Passenger % Difference 2007 v 2006 Wemyss Bay to Rothesay -3.23% -2.73% 2.02% -3.81% 1.40% Ardrossan to Brodick -5.29% 2.15% 1.17% -5.56% 1.78% Claonaig to Lochranza -9.94% -4.36% 8.52% -7.99% 4.05% Largs to Cumbrae Slip -4.07% 0.96% 1.35% -5.27% 3.86% Colintraive to Rhubodach -13.73% 1.40% 1.68% -0.46% -2.69% Tarbert LF to Portavadie -9.45% -2.33% 17.23% -1.63% -10.57% Kennacraig to Islay 2.90% -1.23% 7.55% 1.23% 3.20% Oban to Craignure -3.67% -2.39% 4.28% -7.07% -6.82% Oban to Castlebay/Lochboisdale 5.84% 2.07% 23.60% -0.88% 2.79% Mallaig to Armadale 3.94% 1.71% 11.38% -1.60% 0.86% Uig to Tarbert/Lochmaddy 0.27% -2.18% 14.89% 0.89% 7.89% Ullapool to Stornoway 1.44% 3.53% 20.28% -1.45% 2.41% Fishnish to Lochaline 1.28% -7.54% 5.76% -9.11% -2.11% Kennacraig to Islay/C'say/Oban 36.04% -19.72% 1.71% 14.36% 18.83% Oban to Coll/Tiree/Castlebay 23.25% -26.17% 15.97% 6.94% -0.79% Mallaig to Eigg/Muck/Rum/Canna -4.21% 2.29% 9.20% 2.09% 9.17% Oban to Coll/Tiree -3.65% -1.38% 13.83% 0.27% 5.18% Oban to Colonsay -10.28% 0.79% 3.81% -3.88% 1.42% Tobermory to Kilchoan -2.01% -8.61% 0.55% -5.58% -0.72% Oban to Lismore 0.64% 9.66% 19.51% 11.68% 10.11% Fionnphort to Iona -4.95% 0.42% 4.48% -9.95% -3.40% Tayinloan to Gigha -12.95% 2.79% 12.05% -7.52% -2.46% Sconser to Raasay -7.64% -5.77% -4.56% 2.88% 12.99% Berneray to Leverburgh 0.12% -0.38% 7.98% 0.14% 4.78% Ardmhor (Barra) to Eriskay 5.08% -5.52% 22.83% 2.66% 3.63% Summary -3.41% -0.54% 5.05% -4.21% 0.24% CalMac Route Cars % Difference 2011 v 2010 Cars % Difference 2010 v 2009 Cars % Difference 2009 v 2008 Cars % Difference 2008 v 2007 Cars % Difference 2007 v 2006 Wemyss Bay to Rothesay -1.82% -4.33% 1.80% -2.65% 3.81% Ardrossan to Brodick -4.74% -1.32% 3.76% -4.65% 4.18% Claonaig to Lochranza -11.24% -6.14% 5.78% -7.29% 3.77% Largs to Cumbrae Slip -1.91% -0.81% -2.29% -5.43% 8.52% Colintraive to Rhubodach -4.32% -3.16% -1.00% -2.29% 0.82% Tarbert LF to Portavadie -7.37% -1.84% 3.09% 0.43% 9.24% Kennacraig to Islay 3.39% -3.69% 7.88% 1.60% 4.15% Oban to Craignure 0.38% -5.04% 3.78% -4.01% -2.30% Oban to Castlebay/Lochboisdale 7.05% -1.81% 34.85% -1.19% 4.19% Mallaig to Armadale 1.13% -4.56% 16.60% -0.73% 6.13% Uig to Tarbert/Lochmaddy -0.33% -2.81% 22.43% 3.03% 13.04% Ullapool to Stornoway 0.29% 1.32% 36.61% -0.35% 4.48% Fishnish to Lochaline 1.97% -5.48% 5.91% -5.88% 0.37% Kennacraig to Islay/C'say/Oban 36.76% -17.24% -0.39% 18.25% 28.95% Oban to Coll/Tiree/Castlebay 11.28% -18.81% 21.47% 5.98% -5.20% Mallaig to Eigg/Muck/Rum/Canna -14.67% 14.81% -9.61% 6.81% 46.95% Oban to Coll/Tiree -2.92% -1.11% 21.43% 0.02% 5.26% Oban to Colonsay -7.52% 4.21% -0.89% -4.84% 5.16% Tobermory to Kilchoan -4.90% -8.27% 11.38% -6.97% -5.97% Oban to Lismore -1.33% 9.93% 12.61% -0.84% 12.19% Fionnphort to Iona 7.17% 13.04% -4.07% 2.67% -11.96% Tayinloan to Gigha -10.31% -2.08% 5.56% -3.51% 7.37% Sconser to Raasay -10.17% -7.41% 0.11% 13.14% 21.04% Berneray to Leverburgh -1.17% -4.32% 14.95% -0.28% 3.75% Ardmhor (Barra) to Eriskay 6.54% -6.07% 21.99% -3.32% 9.61% Summary -1.54% -2.99% 6.75% -2.45% 3.90% CalMac Route Commercial Vehicles % Difference 2011 - v 2010 Commercial Vehicles % Difference 2010 v 2009 Commercial Vehicles % Difference 2209 v 2008 Commercial Vehicles % Difference 2008 v 2007 Commercial Vehicles % Difference 2007 v 2006 Wemyss Bay to Rothesay 13.79% 4.91% -15.52% 6.71% -3.80% Ardrossan to Brodick -13.94% 13.95% -7.90% -7.45% 13.31% Claonaig to Lochranza -9.39% 1.55% 1.81% -16.89% 46.83% Largs to Cumbrae Slip 3.75% -8.92% -20.28% -15.16% 20.50% Colintraive to Rhubodach 9.80% -8.36% -14.13% -2.73% 8.45% Tarbert LF to Portavadie 10.97% -17.99% 17.88% -17.64% 2.64% Kennacraig to Islay 10.58% 0.57% -3.45% 4.89% 9.77% Oban to Craignure 1.37% 6.13% -4.45% 24.26% 5.47% Oban to Castlebay/Lochboisdale -6.79% 8.48% 19.08% -2.87% 0.10% Mallaig to Armadale -26.44% -3.48% -36.24% 72.89% -1.51% Uig to Tarbert/Lochmaddy 3.37% 11.28% -4.97% 5.15% 15.27% Ullapool to Stornoway 12.75% 3.71% 5.90% 1.98% 1.91% Fishnish to Lochaline 0.26% 12.90% -11.96% 0.69% 19.62% Kennacraig to Islay/C'say/Oban 29.04% 19.94% -19.46% -5.56% 77.95% Oban to Coll/Tiree/Castlebay 10.43% -20.80% 6.69% 17.50% -9.97% Mallaig to Eigg/Muck/Rum/Canna 21.59% 30.05% 14.69% -15.71% -11.02% Oban to Coll/Tiree 19.94% -6.90% 15.36% -12.99% 9.25% Oban to Colonsay -8.90% -3.31% 6.34% -1.39% -4.64% Tobermory to Kilchoan 8.33% -36.84% 111.11% -60.87% 27.78% Oban to Lismore 6.89% 12.26% -13.82% 16.26% 2.12% Fionnphort to Iona -15.43% 18.66% -2.49% 17.53% -25.45% Tayinloan to Gigha -10.82% 2.73% 9.78% -31.19% 4.14% Sconser to Raasay -28.37% 22.23% -17.43% 43.10% 36.38% Berneray to Leverburgh 10.68% -11.44% 2.12% -7.27% 41.19% Ardmhor (Barra) to Eriskay -10.61% -4.81% 23.39% -2.35% -5.18% Summary 4.11% 3.24% -6.53% 0.94% 6.46% S4W-09276
Date published:
24 June 2025
Neurodevelopmental Pathways and Waiting Times in Scotland - Adverse health outcomes facing neurodivergent people
., Diaz, L., Cravero, C., … Guinchat, V. (2018). Autism, Joint Hypermobility-Related Disorders and Pain.
Committees
Date published:
24 March 2025
Inquiry into Framework Legislation and Henry VIII powers - Frequency
Written submission. state that the phrase “skeleton” legislation was “coined by Lord Herschell in Institute of Patent Agents and others v Lockwood 1894 AC 347, 356”. Professor Jeff King and Dr Adam TuckeriiProfessor Jeff King and Dr Adam Tucker.
Date published:
6 March 2018
UK Withdrawal from the European Union (Legal Continuity) (Scotland) Bill - Legislative competence
The Supreme Court recognised in the case of R (Miller) v Secretary of State for Exiting the European Union that the constraint upon the Parliament in the Scotland Act to act compatibly with EU law would cease to operate upon the UK’s withdrawal from the EU Treaties.
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
7 January 2021
S5W-33706
To ask the Scottish Government, in light of the decision in the case of R Quincy Bell and A v. Tavistock & Portman NHS Trust & others in the English High Court, what steps it will now take to review the provision of services for children with gender dysphoria, including the prescription of puberty blockers.
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Date answered:
16 November 2020
S5W-33042
.£4m to support historic environment sector recovery, including the £2.6 million Historic Environment Recovery Fund (HERF)£4m Museums Recovery and Resilience fund for independent museums£3.8m to protect jobs and reopen properties at the National Trust for Scotland£2.5m to Capital Theatres, V&A Dundee, and Science centres£270,000 to help secure the future of...
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Date answered:
24 April 2020
S5W-28670
Given the constitutional significance of the UK Government’s actions, the Lord Advocate, representing the Scottish Government, intervened in Joanna Cherry QC MP and Others against the Advocate General for Scotland in the Inner House of the Court of Session and Gina Miller v the Prime Minister in the Divisional Court of the High Court in England and Wales be...
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Date answered:
4 March 2019
S5W-21486
Health Board Financial Year 2016-17 2017-18 Total Ayrshire & Arran 25 14 39 Borders 12 10 22 Dumfries & Galloway 19 20 39 Fife 21 29 50 Forth Valley 11 19 30 Grampian 50 66 116 Greater Glasgow & Clyde 121 115 236 Highland 22 40 62 Island Boards 2 6 8 14 Lanarkshire 39 39 78 Lothian 106 98 204 Other 3 49 48 97 Tayside 36 30 66 Total 517 536 1,053 Sources: Information Service Division (SMR01, SMR04) Notes: 1 - An eating disorder diagnosis is based on current classifications in Chapter V...
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Date answered:
9 November 2018
S5W-19127
To ask the Scottish Government how many households in each local authority area have (a) applied for and (b) received support for (i) loft, (ii) cavity wall, (iii) room in roof, (iv) solid wall and (v) other forms of insulation from area-based energy-efficiency schemes in each of the last 10 years.
