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That is why we have to focus on town centre and city centre living. For example, when we get people back into an area, we increase demand, which incentivises economic activity, which can incentivise uptake in the occupancy of units.
Are there any women in these places making the decisions on who allocates the funding and who gets it, and we don't ever get any feedback on why we didn’t get funding etc.
Are there any women in these places making the decisions on who allocates the funding and who gets it, and we don't ever get any feedback on why we didn’t get funding etc.
I am not saying that we could not get to that place at some point. My point is that we are not there now, it is going to be a long time before we get there, and many disabled people are going to suffer in that interim period.
That was raised when we met at the Scottish police consultative forum. When was that? I am trying to get an idea of the timeline and of how long it has taken to get to this position.
While we are trying to deal with a really sad situation, people get quite anxious, because there is a lot of activity and they are often shut behind their doors and not fully aware of what is going on.
However, these industries also generate significant economic activity and energy supply. Scotland gets 79% of its energy from oil and gas and the sector supports 65,000 jobs in the North East and Moray.