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Date answered:
7 November 2000
S1W-10496
To ask the Scottish Executive which local authorities have been awarded capital allocations from the Public Transport Fund, how much they each received, when they received it and for what projects.
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Date answered:
25 August 2000
S1W-08709
Noted that much of this work is carried out by Practice Nurses: Treatment Room Nurses and Nurse Practitioner posts are currently fully funded.20,000Forth Valleyto cover 65+ and at risk groups; included evaluation at £10k.280,000Grampian£90,000 for a programme of clinics in Aberdeen, managed by Aberdeen Inner City LHCC; included appointment of a project manager, phased invitations to clinics. £54,706 for bulk purchase of the vaccine giving savings of 53%.£12,930 to City chemist contractors for promoting the campaign. £5,719 evaluation of Aberdeen City programme. £15,394 funding to practices outwith the City to carry out flu vaccination at practice level.178,749Greater GlasgowNo payments: encouraged GPs to follow the CMO guidelines.0Highland£30,000 block payment to the PCT to remunerate GPs for additional efforts over winter, including flu vaccination. 30,000LanarkshireNo payments: activity undertaken as part of general medical services in accordance with Scottish Executive advice.0Lothian£132,977 for patients 75+ and GP and nursing home staff @ around £5.50 per vaccination.
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Date answered:
19 June 2000
S1W-07052
Budget Estimate figures.Structural Maintenance of RoadsGross Capital Expenditure¹ (£000)1996-971997-981998-99Total Gross Capital PaymentsOf which capital funded from current revenueTotal Gross Capital PaymentsOf which capital funded from current revenueTotal Gross Capital PaymentsOf which capital funded from current revenueScotland29,8098,68119,6787,60720,0191,081Aberdeen City00001,1710Aberdeenshire000000Angus2070366000Argyll & Bute536060501,3574Clackmannanshire001290400Dumfries & Galloway1,6350297000Dundee City000000East Ayrshire7300000East Dunbartonshire2540001670East Lothian218031705290East Renfrewshire000000Edinburgh, City of4,52004,99503,1910Eilean Siar00008980Falkirk9200001,291350Fife6,6375,9156,5836,2006,57396Glasgow City6,12301,708000Highland000000Inverclyde000000Midlothian000000Moray1,7299381,9351,2891,478631North Ayrshire73041502240North Lanarkshire1,34007301182710Orkney Islands000000Perth & Kinross2,6421,5280000Renfrewshire734029006830Scottish Borders000000Shetland Islands000000South Ayrshire6633001830320South Lanarkshire48502206900Stirling00003790West Dunbartonshire485032101720West Lothian535078208730Source: As reported by local authorities on statistical return Capital Payments and their Financing CPR FIN 5 1996-97, 1997-98, 1998-99.Notes: 1.
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Date answered:
24 January 2007
S2W-31138
The National Licensing Forumhas not met collectively in the last six months, but during this time its membershave been involved in the development of policy, regulations, and draft guidancerelating to the Licensing (Scotland) Act 2005.
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Date answered:
7 September 2006
S2W-26138
They are currently developing a transport strategy forthe area due for completion in March 2007.
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Date answered:
14 June 2006
S2W-26535
To ask the Scottish Executive whether it has a systematic procedure for assessing whether its legislation or action plans will have an impact on children and young people; if so, what this procedure is and why it has not been formalised and made public, and, if not, what action it is taking to ensure that a procedure is developed and implemented. The Executive is committed toensuring that the needs and rights of children and young people are considered inthe development and implementation of policy and legislation.
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Date answered:
13 June 2006
S2W-26342
Network Rail haveresponsibility for developing the Route Utilisation Strategy for Scotland andwill be issuing a draft for consultation around August.
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Date answered:
1 June 2006
S2W-26117
SEPA hasnot identified any risks to the health of the local population or significantrisk to the environment from this proposed development. S2W-26117
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Date answered:
20 March 2006
S2W-23903
In response to a query from arelative of a resident of a Viewpoint sheltered housing development, officials havebeen advised that, following consultation with tenants in February 2006, the associationis reviewing the provision to meals in its developments.
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Date answered:
15 March 2006
S2W-23766
Increasing traffic levels could affect the road haulageindustry’s ability to operate effectively and efficiently with the risk that journeytimes increase and become less reliable. We are currently developing a NationalFreight Strategy for Scotland which will ensure that the needs of the freight industryare taken into account in the development of transport policies.
