There are 140,097 results relating to "flexible workforce development fund"
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Questions and Answers
Date answered:
13 January 2004
S2W-04785
Table 1 shows the number ofunits of public sector normal letting stock vacant as at 31 March of each year.Housing association voids figures are collected by Communities Scotland, butrelated previously to number of re-lets throughout the year and were thereforenot comparable to data collected by the Scottish Executive prior to 2003.Table 2 shows the number of vacant units for housing associations as at 31 March 2003.Table 3 shows the number of new build completions by financial year.Table 1Public Sector Normal LettingStock Vacant as at 31 March: 1998 to 2003 Local Authority Area 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 SCOTLAND 6,128 9,163 10,370 9,716 8,175 8,127 Local authority 5,680 8,522 9,853 9,199 8,094 8,090 Aberdeen City 580 707 690 1,081 902 922 Aberdeenshire 52 .. 77 133 153 201 Angus 37 43 34 64 85 68 Argyll and Bute 70 50 102 102 47 61 Clackmannanshire 67 68 77 48 132 119 Dumfries and Galloway 83 114 79 65 110 91 Dundee City 489 373 464 427 315 316 East Ayrshire 178 258 306 258 102 154 East Dunbartonshire .. 56 20 34 23 39 East Lothian 77 123 49 68 75 75 East Renfrewshire .. .. 55 105 89 75 Edinburgh, City of 490 301 780 429 552 552 Falkirk 46 53 50 27 18 38 Fife 155 129 180 259 266 266 Glasgow City .. 701 602 786 583 583 Highland 1,152 2,840 3,219 1,822 1,488 1,488 Inverclyde 106 136 210 216 273 220 Midlothian .. 346 329 215 258 51 Moray 58 42 37 48 32 51 North Ayrshire .. 20 20 31 42 28 North Lanarkshire 288 288 226 352 133 107 Orkney 315 316 266 216 280 323 Perth and Kinross 13 15 8 4 3 12 Renfrewshire 72 89 77 87 115 87 Scottish Borders, The 258 359 239 463 258 349 Shetland .. 70 282 358 353 353 South Ayrshire 102 .. 119 144 102 122 South Lanarkshire 137 148 190 239 293 243 Stirling 369 448 542 572 433 469 West Dunbartonshire 50 115 90 93 45 7 West Lothian 398 273 418 436 506 545 Western Isles 38 41 16 17 28 82 Scottish Homes 448 641 517 517 81 37 Source: returnsby local authorities to Scottish Executive Development...
Official Report
Meeting date:
27 April 2005
Justice 1 Committee, 27 Apr 2005
I appreciate that the minister wants to ensure flexibility. It is helpful that he has said on the record that he will not set a limit on the time between incidents, so no one should think that there is any such time limit.
Official Report
Meeting date:
22 December 2004
Plenary, 22 Dec 2004
All the provisions could be dealt with much better under the flexibility of common law. I commend Jackie Baillie for her continuing support for the Loch Lomond rescue boat and other similar rescue vessels.
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
19 January 2007
S2W-30796
The details are shown in the following table:Table 1: Changes toPre-Announced Publication Dates, Scottish Executive, 2006 Publication Name Pre-Announced Date Publication Date Reason for Change People Assisted Through Supporting People Funding 2004-2005 31-01-2006 21-02-2006 Delay in receiving...
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Date answered:
20 December 2006
S2W-30396
Tables 2 and3 include budgeted expenditure for 2006-07 and 2007-08.Table 1 – Schools – Total GrossCapital Expenditure on Schools by Local Authorities (Including Payments Funded fromRevenue) £ Million 1996-97 119.846 1997-98 120.799 1998-99 159.899 1999-2000 154.135 2000-01 146....
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Date answered:
9 August 2006
S2W-27479
The year-end financialposition for each NHS board in each of the last five financial years was asfollows: Under/(Over)spend Against Revenue Resource Limit 2001-02 £000 2002-03 £000 2003-04 £000 2004-05 £000 2005-06 £000 Argyll & Clyde -3,538 582 -35,370 -59,492 569 Ayrshire & Arran 806 5,636 13,549 22,901 17,405 Borders -96 326 299 3,380 3,314 Dumfries & Galloway 60 2,311 5,491 9,455 14,223 Fife 17 2,978 2,366 5,400 4,582 Forth Valley -88 1 392 410 407 Grampian -2,006 370 -4,804 -10,774 456 Greater Glasgow 503 12,135 5,010 12,103 12,284 Highland 546 442 2,522 1,838 1,369 Lanarkshire -4,890 -7,342 -21,208 -20,042 -8,393 Lothian -10,033 8,384 13,207 19,566 179 Orkney -227 - 34 60 50 Shetland -425 274 339 24 341 Tayside -4,510 4,330 4,298 4,460 1,141 Western Isles -565 201 -271 -738 -2,484 Common Services Agency 2,442 1,350 4,410 3,871 5,077 National Waiting Times Centre 40 1,985 1,601 3,991 Health Scotland -19 35 35 447 127 Mental Welfare Commission 42 46 -2 1,263 60 NHS Education 194 -948 2,585 7,732 10,960 NHS 24 8 -956 1,183 4,988 809 Quality Improvement Scotland -156 522 567 513 268 Scottish Ambulance Service 851 5 22 50 1 State Hospital - 131 1,948 1,994 2,860 It is not possible tocalculate the financial position of each hospital because the allocation andmanagement of funds...
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Date answered:
8 June 2005
S2W-16976
Estimates of Graduates from Scottish Higher Education Institutions and Further Education Colleges by Local Authority Domicile Level and Year Local Authority Total Argyll and Bute Highland Moray Orkney Shetland Eilean Siar Postgraduate 1998-99 75 145 50 15 25 30 335 1999-2000 85 185 60 20 30 25 400 2000-01 80 170 60 10 20 15 355 2001-02 95 170 60 10 25 40 400 2002-03 105 165 60 20 35 25 405 First Degree 1998-99 345 685 235 80 80 130 1550 1999-2000 295 645 240 60 95 135 1465 2000-01 310 730 270 75 70 120 1575 2001-02 335 730 250 65 85 115 1575 2002-03 330 695 265 75 60 130 1555 Sub Degree1 1998-99 115 885 430 100 105 235 1870 1999-2000 100 980 520 130 105 175 2010 2000-01 390 740 480 90 85 160 1940 2001-02 305 400 180 80 95 115 1180 2002-03 295 345 275 60 60 50 1085 Sources: Higher Education Statistics Agency and Scottish Further Education Funding...
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Date answered:
25 March 2004
S2W-06880
It will for example exclude majorelements of budgets spent on staff costs that are classified either as outsidethe relevant accounting boundaries or fall in the private sector, such as localauthority and NHS pay and pay in further and higher Education institutions, andthat element of the Executive’s funding for concessionary fares that supportsprivate secto...
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Date answered:
22 July 2003
S2W-01126
To ask the Scottish Executive whether full colour calendars for 2003-04 have been sent in the same envelope as Integrated Administration and Control System forms to all recipients of such forms and, if so, on whose authority the decision to do so was taken and, in particular, whether the Scottish Biodiversity Forum's agriculture working group had any role in making the decision; how many calendars were sent out; what the calendars cost in total; what the cost was of any extra postage involved, and whether distributing these calendars in this manner was a sensible use of public funds...
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Date answered:
18 April 2000
S1W-05964
For 2000-01 the number of new starts to the programme have been agreed as 14,000 for the Scottish Enterprise LEC network and 750 for Highlands and Islands Enterprise.Employment policy is reserved to the UK Government which takes the lead on funding and delivery of the New Deal. In Scotland it does this in partnership with the Scottish Executive and contribu...
