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Date answered:
31 October 2012
S4W-10003
CAP Funding In the Central Scotland Constituency - 2005 to 2011 (Expressed in £ Millions) Funding Streams / Schemes 2005 2006 2007 2008 Direct Payments Funding Single Farm Payment Scheme £6.454 £6.942 £7.027 £7.504 Scottish Beef Calf Scheme £0.371 £0.351 £0.357 £0.385 Rural Development Funding Crofting Counties Agricultural Grants Scheme N/A N/A N/A N/A Forestry (legacy and other funding) £1.178 £2.773 £2.074 £0.525 Food Processing and Marketing Grants £0.000 £0.000 £0.000 £0.000 LEADER £0.000 £0.000 £0.000 £0.001 LFASS £0.816 £1.318 £0.752 £0.749 Land Managers Options (including previous Land Management Contract Menu Scheme) £0.239 £0.333 £0.309 £0.350 Rural Priorities (including agri legacy and new forestry funding) £0.164 £0.255 £0.225 £0.206 Funding Streams / Schemes 2009 2010 2011 Total Funding (millions) Direct Payments Funding Single Farm Payment Scheme £8.604 £7.942 £7.997 £52.470 Scottish Beef Calf Scheme £0.438 £0.416 £0.421 £2.739 Rural Development Funding Crofting Counties Agricultural Grants Scheme N/A N/A N/A N/A Forestry (legacy and other funding) £1.469 £0.295 £0.256 £8.570 Food Processing and Marketing Grants £0.551 £0.328 £0.080 £0.959 LEADER £0.081 £0.079 £0.296 £0.457 LFASS £0.750 £0.716 £0.751 £5.852 Land Managers Options (including previous Land Management Contract Menu Scheme) £0.357 £0.276 £0.100 £1.964 Rural Priorities (including agri legacy and new forestry funding) £1.073 £0.930 £1.445 £4.298 Total Funding (millions) £77.309 S4W-10003
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Date answered:
18 May 2018
S5W-16446
Year Number of Licences Issued Number of Ravens Permitted to be Killed Number of ravens killed Reason 2018 (to end April) 141 1082 N/A (this information only becomes available from June onwards each year) 140 licences issued for preventing serious damage to livestock, foodstuffs for livestock, foodstuffs for livestock, crops, vegetables, fruit, gro...
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Date answered:
21 March 2017
S5W-07838
Year Percentage Change in NDRI since Previous year * 1999-00 N/A 2000-01 5.4% 2001-02 5.9% 2002-03 2.0% 2003-04 0.1% 2004-05 6.3% 2005-06 6.6% 2006-07 0.0% 2007-08 -0.3% 2008-09 -0.2% 2009-10 4.5% 2010-11 6.4% 2011-12 5.3% 2012-13 4.3% 2013-14 0.9% 2014-15 6.1% 2015-16 2.7% 2016-17 8.6% 2017-18 0.7% * Figures up to an...
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27 June 2024
Report on the 53rd British Islands and Mediterranean Regional Conference
The workshop was chaired by Hon Dr Corinda Essex and the panel consisted of Mark Yon (Chair St Helena PAC), Dame Meg Hillier MP, Deputy Mary Le Hegarat and Lord Lisvane (UK). Photo: CPA HQ Reception 137. In the evening the delegates attended a reception at Plantation House hosted by Governor Nigel Phillips CBE. 20 F ...
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18 May 2023
1 Comataidh Foghlaim Cloinne agus Dhaoine ga 29 gmhios 2022
Tha fios aig daoine anns na h- inntinneach a’ toirt a-steach ar n-obair le Fearann eileanan dè tha iad ag iarraidh.
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26 September 2025
Report of the 61st Canadian Regional Conference of CPA and CRCWP
International Relations Office September 2025 Annexes Annex A: Programme Sunday 20 July 18:00 CWP reception hosted by the Assemblée nationale 17 M onday 21 July 09:00 Official opening of the CWP Canada Region Conference 09:15 Report from the Chair of the CWP – Canadian Region 10:00 1st session: Women speakers of parliaments 11:30 2nd session: Work-family balance at the Assemblée nationale 12:30 Luncheon hosted by the Assemblée nationale 13:50 Official photograph 14:00 3rd session: Combatting harassment in parliament 18:00 Welcome dinner reception hosted by Ms.
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19 September 2025
SPCB 2023 Paper 42
In addition, a free programme of entertainment including acoustic music, choirs, dance, robots, and spoken word is also planned in Festival Café Bar. Festival Launch Reception 11. This year we are planning a launch event for the Festival of Politics hosted by one of the Presiding Officers on the evening of Tuesday 8 August.
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17 March 2026
SPBill77BS062026
Non-surgical Procedures and Functions of Medical Reviewers (Scotland) Bill [AS PASSED] An Act of the Scottish Parliament to prohibit the provision of non-surgical procedures to persons under the age of 18 or to any person outwith certain specified premises; to confer on the Scottish Ministers power to impose further restrictions and requirements relating to the provision of these procedures; to make provision in relation to certification of death and authorisation of cremation; 5 and for connected purposes. P ART 1 N...
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11 June 2025
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Date MSP Party Subject 7 May 2024 Richard LAB Supporting the Further Education Leonard Workforce 8 May 2024 Emma SNP World Asthma Day 2024 Harper 9 May 2024 Collette SNP Shining a Light on Domestic Abuse in Stevenson LGBT+ History Month 14 May 2024 Maurice CON Urgent Action to Tackle Climate Golden Change 15 May 224 Clare SNP No Falls Week 2024 Adamson 16 May 2024 Martin LAB Foster Care Fortnight Whitfield 21 May 2024 Marie McNair SNP National Epilepsy Week 22 May 2024 Alexander CON National Lyme Disease Awareness Burnett Month 23 May 2024 Alasdair Allan SNP Europe Day 2024 29 May 2024 Jamie Halcro CON Importance of Wood-burning Stoves Johnston and Other Direct Emission Heating to 7 PB/S6/25/083 Homes in Rural and Island Communities 30 May 2024 Alex Rowley LAB Physiotherapy Workforce Shortage in Scotland 30 May 2024 Michelle SNP Taliban's Suppression of Women's and Thomson Girls' Rights in Afghanistan - Rescheduled from 28 May 2024 4 June 2024 Clare SNP Child Safety Week 2024 Adamson 5 June 2024 Kevin Stewart SNP 40th Anniversary of Volunteers’ Week 6 June 2024 Mark Ruskell GRN Permanently Ending Peak Rail Fares on ScotRail 11 June 2024 Neil Bibby LAB Proposed Cuts to Renfrewshire HSCP Services 12 June 2024 Tim Eagle CON Resolving Scotland’s Rural Depopulation Crisis 13 June 2024 Fulton SNP Fostering a Discussion on a MacGregor Kindergarten Stage in Scotland 19 June 2024 Clare SNP WASPI PHSO Final Report Published Haughey 20 June 2024 Jamie CON West Coast Ferry Disruption and Greene Replacement 20 June 2024 Evelyn SNP Increasing Benefits Uptake in the Tweed Current Economic Climate 26 June 2024 Humza SNP Immediate Recognition of the State of Yousaf Palestine 27 June 2024 Marie McNair SNP Action Mesothelioma Day 2024 28 June 2024 Beatrice LD Rural and Island Digital Connectivity Wishart Challenges 3 September Sue Webber CON A New Winchburgh Train Station 2024 4 September Bob Doris SNP Tackling the Misuse of Off-road 2024 Vehicles 5 September Sarah LAB Recognising the UN's Declaration for 2024 Boyack Future Generations 10 September Kenneth SNP Repealing the United Kingdom Internal 2024 Gibson Market Act 2020 11 September Graham CON Retrofitting and Tenement Maintenance 2024 Simpson 12 September Bill Kidd SNP The Late Reverend John Ainslie 2024 17 September Audrey Nicoll SNP Celebrating the Federation of Small 2024 Businesses' 50th Anniversary 18 September Lorna Slater GRN 10 Years since Scotland’s 2024 Independence Referendum 19 September Sharon CON Addressing Retail Crime and Antisocial 2024 Dowey Behaviour 24 September Martin LAB Edinburgh Children’s Hospital Charity 2024 Whitfield 8 PB/S6/25/083 25 September Gordon SNP Importance of the Scottish Wholesale 2024 MacDonald Sector 26 September Rona Mackay SNP Foetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder 2024 (FASD) Awareness Month 1 October Tess White CON Importance of Safe and Fair Sport for 2024 Women and Girls 1 October David SNP Celebrating 125 Years of Learning with 2024 Torrance Fife College (Rescheduled from 19 March) 2 October Stuart SNP Regulation of the Medical Aesthetics 2024 McMillan Industry in Scotland 3 October Katy Clark LAB Ardrossan Harbour 2024 8 October Clare SNP Raising Awareness of Liver Disease 2024 Haughey 9 October Jackson CON 40th Anniversary of the Brighton Bomb 2024 Carlaw Blast 10 October Paul O'Kane LAB Challenge Poverty Week 2024 2024 29 October Emma SNP Recognising the Dangers of Artificial 2024 Roddick Intelligence (AI) 30 October N...
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3 November 2022
NCS Digital Engagement Summary
Or do they intend to charge dementia patients and their families for their care as happens at the moment?” 21 N ot including Homelessness Services 14% were in favour of this provision: 77% were opposed: 9% were unsure about the provision and required more information: Most participants disagreed with this provision.
