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21 February 2006
S2W-23208
However, because the data collection processes are still relatively new and developing some caution is needed in interpreting the data.
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24 November 2005
S2W-20529
User preference will be considered in all future developments. S2W-20529
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1 November 2005
S2W-20215
We will keep members informed of developments on a regular basis and I am writing today to all members to set this out more fully.
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13 April 2005
S2W-15236
In recognition of these strong links with Poland we have asked First Public Relations to ensure that we continue to reinforce Scotland’s strengths and to take advantage of suitable opportunities as they present themselves.In general, promotion to the accession states is an integral part of the wider international promotion of Scotland activity through our website and distribution of Fresh Talent information leaflets via the Foreign and Commonwealth Office, British Council and Scottish Development...
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24 December 2004
S2W-12970
The savings shown from portfolios (including procurement savings from health and local government) equal £674.7 million, shown as follows: Portfolio Page Savings (£ million) Administration 20 8 Communities 20 9 Crown Office and Procurator Fiscal Service 21 3 Education and Young People 22 12 Enterprise and Lifelong Learning 23 5 Environment and Rural Development...
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29 June 2004
S2W-08130
Similarly, Information gathered from each housing association does not separately identify rural from other areas served by the association.The Executive does not have statistical information on numbers wishing to purchase or to rent privately.In preparing local housing strategies councils assess local housing markets to, among other things, identify actual or potential shortages with the aim of developing strategies to address these. The review of affordable housing currently being undertaken by the Executive includes an assessment of shortages based on the available information, which will inform policy proposals.
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16 March 2004
S2W-06664
It isanticipated that this work will improve the capacity of specialist CAMHservices to provide a more effective service for looked after children andyoung people. A key element is the development of a “template” which will describethe essential elements of a comprehensive CAMH service.
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20 November 2003
S2W-03637
I expect this guidance note to be a public document.Local authorities alreadyhave the powers, expertise and knowledge within their environmental healthresponsibilities to deal with the nuisance caused by seagulls and many havealready developed best practice guidance, which is freely available, to deal withtheir particular gull issues.In relation to licensin...
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26 August 2003
S2W-01707
Each NHS board has agreed local targets with the National Waiting Times Unit which demonstrate the progress they are expected to make towards delivery of the national targets and guarantees in 2003-04.Increased support is being provided to NHS boards and trusts to reduce waiting times, by my department, and in particular the National Waiting Times Unit and the Centrefor Change and Innovation, by for example:- introducing a new, national programme of service improvement and redesign;-leading work on capacity planning;- ensuring the Golden Jubilee National Hospital supports NHS boards by contributing appropriately to reducing waiting times for out-patient, diagnostic, day caseand in-patient services;- booking spare capacity in the private sector to reduce the longest waiting times, where such action complements NHS boards’ strategies for developing...
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16 June 2003
S2W-00583
Obesity is a known risk factor in the development of a range of chronic diseases including coronary heart disease, some types of cancer, stroke and hypertension but is not recorded as the cause of death.There is no definitive methodology for counting alcohol-related deaths.
