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Date answered:
25 June 2002
S1W-27015
Firstly, we intend moving away from funding isolated, project-based regeneration initiatives, which have limited impact.
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Date answered:
26 April 2002
S1W-24402
They cover schemes that have already been delivered, or will be delivered, from funding already in place but they do not include additional spending commitments arising from decisions taken after November 2001, such as the commitments announced on 19 March in Aberdeen, on 11 April in Ballinluig and on 15 April relating to the Ord of Caithness.
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Date answered:
20 March 2002
S1W-24213
The report concludes that for both the freight-only and combined passenger and freight options the benefits outweigh the costs.I am therefore releasing up to £2 million from Clackmannanshire Council's Public Transport Fund (PTF) award to allow the council and other partners in the project to undertake more detailed costings of the works required; to promote the necessary Parliamentary Order to construct the link, and to put together a funding package to complete the project securing contributions from those who will benefit from the new services.This is an important project with strategic benefits for the Scottish rail network.
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Date answered:
17 December 2001
S1W-20262
Information on the number of posts funded by charities is not available centrally but is held by local NHS management.
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Date answered:
10 April 2001
S1W-14562
To ask the Scottish Executive why only six medical oncologists in Scotland are funded by the NHS, given that cancer is one of the top three clinical priorities in the Scottish Health Plan.
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Date answered:
26 February 2001
S1W-12857
Nearly £7,000 was spent by CSO on ME projects in 1999-2000 but there was no expenditure on MS.With regard to projected expenditure on MS and ME in 2001-02, CSO is not currently funding, and has no plans to promote or commission, research projects on either of these conditions.
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Date answered:
10 January 2001
S1W-11301
The following tables show the latest information available on the age profile of primary and secondary teachers in each local authority area.Full-Time Equivalent (FTE) teachers in publicly funded primary schools, by local authority, September 1998Percentage of TotalAll AgesUnder 26 26-30 31-35 36-40 41-45 46-50 51-55 56-60 Over 60 (FTE)SCOTLAND22,49461081022241451Aberdeen City82981181117261540Aberdeenshire1,15571151122231551Angus502598726231560Argyll & Bute44337101123271431Clackmannanshire21711971021271041Dumfries & Galloway703611101121241351Dundee City6436108719281471East Ayrshire5383651222291851East Dunbartonshire4808117819261371East Lothian405612101118251251East Renfrewshire3954107927231531Edinburgh, City of1,5097149920231250Eilean Siar19566812152218111Falkirk58791071021241451Fife1,6467981322231541Glasgow City2,418310121224221231Highland1,0985810921251561Inverclyde3633108828251331Midlothian3915116924231760Moray4287661325211571North Ayrshire6054781222281451North Lanarkshire1,48261171023211561Orkney Islands12451171118301430Perth & Kinross583787820261762Renfrewshire7404851025251841Scottish Borders5008811924211540Shetland Islands182412101019221751South Ayrshire448235927281861South Lanarkshire1,3185871025261461Stirling3705891021271550West Dunbartonshire445588826261540West Lothian7519751127221441Full-Time Equivalent (FTE) teachers in publicly funded secondary schools, by local authority, September 1998Percentage of TotalAll AgesUnder 26 26-30 31-35 36-40 41-45 46-50 51-55 56-60 Over 60 (FTE)SCOTLAND24,0903781422261451Aberdeen City86841091118231681Aberdeenshire1,1364991519251451Angus5733581318291571Argyll & Bute44446121422251241Clackmannanshire22841291319231361Dumfries & Galloway8175891621251240Dundee City7143781321251751East Ayrshire5822771519251871East Dunbartonshire6192581422251851East Lothian3672951121271861East Renfrewshire4904891423231351Edinburgh, City of1,4283761122311451Eilean Siar21645715142817101Falkirk6604881220241671Fife1,7334991219261650Glasgow City2,2142781526271131Highland1,2562691319261681Inverclyde4353791824231140Midlothian3953981026281330Moray4662371423261762North Ayrshire6613781720291331North Lanarkshire1,7104891625221241Orkney Islands137468923232241Perth & Kinross6132591424261461Renfrewshire8372571324271551Scottish Borders5404891320241751Shetland Islands211212121718211351South Ayrshire5732651220281971South Lanarkshire1,4913971527241131Stirling4392771220271870West Dunbartonshire49241081323251441West Lothian7455961320271461 S1W-11301
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Date answered:
20 November 2000
S1W-10404
It is for local authorities and the Strathclyde Passenger Transport Authority to decide how much to allocate to particular services from their Rural Transport Fund Grant. The latest information received from authorities on the number of new and improved rural services (including services continued from 1998-99) which were supported in 1999-2000 in each loca...
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Date answered:
14 April 2000
S1W-03258
In addition the Chief Medical Officer's Clinical Resources and Audit Group has funded an audit of all urological cancers, which includes cancer of the prostate.
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Date answered:
1 March 2000
S1W-04318
To ask the Scottish Executive what percentage of the allocation of overall local authority funding is currently distributed on the basis of deprivation indicators and what indicators are used.
