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Date answered:
13 March 2007
S2W-32201
Note that the data relate to NHS board of residence and not place ofdeath.The Ministerial HAI Task Forcehas developed a raft of measures, based on evidence and best practice, includingsurveillance, professional guidance, education and training programmes, and enhancedreporting and accountability structures.
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Date answered:
23 October 2006
S2W-28612
The data have been adjusted to 2005 prices.Discounts Given to TenantsPurchasing their Home through Right to Buy (at 2005 Prices) Local Authority Area Right to Buy (Old Terms) Right to Buy (Modernised) Mean (£) Minimum (£) Maximum (£) Mean (£) Minimum (£) Maximum (£) Scotland 22,066 22 153,000 12,840 1,541 20,540 Aberdeen City 26,830 61 74,970 14,134 9,000 15,405 Aberdeenshire 20,509 1,369 73,425 12,582 4,503 17,945 Angus 19,256 1,948 49,929 11,162 1,948 15,899 Argyll and Bute 21,953 3,516 61,677 13,215 10,424 15,000 Clackmannanshire 21,814 680 59,327 n/a n/a na Dumfries and Galloway 18,153 218 44,000 11,765 9,602 15,000 Dundee City 22,218 1,502 61,677 12,602 6,840 15,000 East Ayrshire 18,426 2,886 62,852 11,738 6,000 19,065 East Dunbartonshire 25,946 1,481 105,800 14,126 11,014 15,000 East Lothian 27,095 842 111,606 14,955 14,685 15,405 East Renfrewshire 23,607 1,852 58,800 13,954 13,363 14,685 Edinburgh 26,815 291 153,000 13,067 7,129 15,000 Eilean Siar 16,777 1,474 41,890 9,140 9,140 9,140 Falkirk 20,803 1,270 107,935 12,332 6,853 15,000 Fife 18,566 22 91,047 12,742 4,212 15,405 Glasgow 26,031 765 97,500 13,517 1,541 15,405 Highland 19,684 789 76,700 13,448 7,910 20,540 Inverclyde 21,002 1,243 52,259 n/a n/a na Midlothian 26,338 3,937 84,586 13,020 7,393 15,000 Moray 19,870 2,450 63,000 11,999 8,800 15,537 North Ayrshire 18,481 168 55,803 12,539 8,615 16,946 North Lanarkshire 21,001 91 63,146 12,722 7,049 15,000 Orkney 18,431 4,712 40,484 n/a n/a na Perth and Kinross 21,397 3,858 65,104 13,279 8,800 15,405 Renfrewshire 23,600 578 56,880 12,372 6,280 15,405 Scottish Borders 18,772 1,597 71,957 12,668 8,504 15,214 Shetland 22,876 3,499 51,691 14,685 14,685 14,685 South Ayrshire 21,248 1,572 73,290 14,103 9,252 15,097 South Lanarkshire 21,743 1,058 59,915 12,248 1,849 15,405 Stirling 23,318 1,657 84,000 13,602 11,259 15,405 West Dunbartonshire 24,591 2,645 70,488 12,932 6,530 15,405 West Lothian 20,157 27 111,606 14,400 12,180 15,000 Source: ScottishExecutive Development...
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Date answered:
4 November 2005
S2W-19618
Quarters ending 30 June 2004 to 30 June 2005P Dental Specialties 30 June 2004 30 September 2004 31 December 2004 31 March 2005 30 June 2005P All Specialties 18 weeks 23 weeks 30 weeks 31 weeks 26 weeks Oral Medicine 9 weeks 8 weeks 7 weeks 30 weeks 9 weeks Oral Surgery 15 weeks 20 weeks 31 weeks 32 weeks 22 weeks Orthodontics 30 weeks 38 weeks 68 weeks 71 weeks 64 weeks Paediatric 13 weeks 17 weeks 9 weeks 8 weeks 10 weeks Restorative 52 weeks 54 weeks 53 weeks 47 weeks 46 weeks Source: SMR00, ISD Scotland.PProvisional.Table 2 – NHSScotland:Number of Patients Waiting for a First Out-Patient Appointment, FollowingReferral by a General Medical or Dental Practitioner, at Glasgow DentalHospital, by Department, on 31 December 2004, 31 March 2005 and 30 June 2005 Dental Departments 31 December 2005 31 March 2005 30 June 2005 All Departments 8,933 7,140 5,927 Paediatric Dentistry 1,069 1,056 793 Conservation 1,713 1,633 1,367 Oral Medicine 1,265 428 497 Oral Surgery 2,108 1,752 1,337 Orthodontics 1,263 1,025 654 Periodontology 1,007 886 875 Prosthodontics 432 332 381 Source: Scottish Out-PatientWaiting List (OPWL) Census, ISD Scotland. The OPWL is under data development...
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Date answered:
16 September 2005
S2W-18597
The following table shows the percentage of homeless applications, and those assessed as being unintentionally homeless in priority need, in each local authority reported to have resulted in an offer of local authority or registered social landlord accommodation.Homelessness Applicants Offered Social Rented Accommodation by Local Authority: 2003-04 All Applications in Period Social Rented Accommodation Offered Applications Assessed as Priority Unintentional Homeless Social Rented Accommodation Offered Number % Number % Scotland 56,297 15,499 28 25,685 11,928 46 Aberdeen City 1,855 448 24 507 441 87 Aberdeenshire 1,187 266 22 403 211 52 Angus 1,308 322 25 351 208 59 Argyll and Bute 904 180 20 307 154 50 Clackmannanshire 1,004 220 22 290 201 69 Dumfries and Galloway 1,579 502 32 556 368 66 Dundee City 1,155 311 27 300 187 62 East Ayrshire 1,017 374 37 317 247 78 East Dunbartonshire 640 139 22 186 95 51 East Lothian 889 172 19 215 136 63 East Renfrewshire 397 121 30 133 80 60 Edinburgh, City of 5,492 1,969 36 2,880 1,478 51 Eilean Siar 214 70 33 70 50 71 Falkirk 1,629 552 34 506 382 75 Fife 3,893 1,060 27 1,727 816 47 Glasgow City 12,712 2,575 20 9,046 2,001 22 Highland 2,103 608 29 581 369 64 Inverclyde 698 260 37 356 223 63 Midlothian 523 106 20 258 105 41 Moray 629 234 37 231 199 86 North Ayrshire 1,822 629 35 941 603 64 North Lanarkshire 3,147 1,037 33 1,258 831 66 Orkney 166 28 17 52 27 52 Perth and Kinross 1,449 546 38 228 168 74 Renfrewshire 1,478 428 29 502 402 80 Scottish Borders, The 856 285 33 411 257 63 Shetland 186 18 10 73 17 23 South Ayrshire 1,018 214 21 326 194 60 South Lanarkshire 2,497 703 28 920 513 56 Stirling 890 141 16 253 117 46 West Dunbartonshire 1,231 513 42 696 502 72 West Lothian 1,729 468 27 805 346 43 Source: HL1 returns submitted by local authorities to the Scottish Executive Development...
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Date answered:
12 March 2001
S1W-13134
Support provided by the Scottish Executive to each local authority for development of the National Grid for Learning is shown in the following table:Education AuthorityFinancial Allocations1999-20002000-012001-02All Scotland£24,600,000£31,400,000£23,600,000Aberdeen City£874,672£1,112,213£843,545Aberdeenshire£1,203,124£1,533,415£1,157,935Angus£552,901£702,54...
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Date answered:
14 April 2000
S1W-04698
Recent guidance on quinquennial reviews for public bodies has developed from previous approaches and now includes continuous improvement.
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
29 February 2000
S1W-04391
The information requested is set out in the following two tables.TRANSPORTTitleCost (£000)Reports Audit of Preliminary Local Transport Strategies and Road Traffic Reduction Reports10.9Guidance on Local Transport and Traffic Reduction Reports1.3The Integrated Transport Bill: The Executive's proposals9.4Travel Choices for Scotland - Strategic Roads Review275.7 Studies A8 (T) Baillieston to Newhouse Maintenance Options Study 61.7Borders Rail Feasibility Study188.0Capacity Enhancement Study - M8 Kingston Bridge and Approaches120.0Contributing to a sustainable integrated transport system70.0Development of the National Public Transport Timetable64.5Echline, South Queensferry recycling study107.8Forth Road Bridge Traffic Monitoring10.0Forth Transport Infrastructure Partnership Radical Measures Study: Phase II85.0Landscape potential of Scottish trees and shrubs30.0Pedestrian perceptions of road crossing facilities18.0Recreational drugs and driving110.0Review of Techniques for Measuring Accessibility23.5Tariff Rebate Subsidy Scheme: Bulk Freight and Livestock Shipping Services Review23.4The Role of Transport in Social Exclusion35.0Upper Forth Crossing at Kincardine - Transport and Economic Analyses Commission255.0Upper Forth Crossing at Kincardine - Engineering, Ecology and Environment Commission1,070.0Validation of the Road Asset Valuation Model10.0Women and Transport40.0 Consultations Tackling Congestion: The Scottish Executive's consultation paper on fighting traffic congestion and pollution through road user charging and workplace parking charges4.5ENVIRONMENTTitleCost (£000)Reports Air Quality Strategy for England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland 3.4Annual drinking water quality report 4.5Report of National Goose Forum4.0Water quality and standards - investment priorities for the Scottish Water Authorities 11.9 Studies Biodiversity - database10.0Biodiversity - local authority policy development...
Official Report
Meeting date:
13 September 2006
Education Committee, 13 Sep 2006
The minister intervened specifically to ensure that they did not close when their funding was threatened. The previous petition that we heard on school closures more generally suggested that there is a mixed picture.
Official Report
Meeting date:
28 June 2005
Public Petitions Committee, 28 Jun 2005
I propose to make a short presentation on what the Scottish Post Polio Network is and why post-polio syndrome needs recognition.The network was formed in November 1999 by a group of polio survivors who were experiencing new symptoms and who were not getting answers from their general practitioners or consultants. The SPPN is a self-funded voluntary self-hel...
Official Report
Meeting date:
8 December 2004
Public Petitions Committee, 08 Dec 2004
It seems to me that the Health Department's policy simply stops doctors following that way, even if they wanted to. The funding is not there. People would not be paid.
