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Date answered:
10 January 2003
S1W-32714
This annual survey was commissioned in 2001 by the Higher Education Funding Council for England on behalf of a group of stakeholders, including the Scottish Executive and the Scottish Higher Education Funding Council.
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
25 October 2004
S2W-11083
These proportions have then been applied to the total core recurrent funding received by colleges to give as close an indication as possible of the funding which would have been attributed to full-time and part-time students respectively.Colleges can receive funding in addition to core recurrent funding (e.g. for estates maintenance, student bursaries, and specific initiatives).
Official Report
Meeting date:
3 October 2005
Edinburgh Tram (Line One) Bill Committee, 03 Oct 2005
Did you yourself not rely on BS 8233 in dealing with the objection to the bill from the chartered accountants institute of Scotland? Pardon me. Do you mean the Institute of Chartered Accountants of Scotland?
Official Report
Meeting date:
14 September 2004
Finance Committee, 14 Sep 2004
Water Services etc (Scotland) Bill: Financial Memorandum Agenda item 2 is further consideration of the financial memorandum to the Water Services etc (Scotland) Bill.
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
2 March 2006
S2O-09104
Ministers have therefore asked the funding council to take forward as apriority a review of its funding methodology.
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Date answered:
17 December 2003
S2W-04656
Whatever the future of the funds,public bodies will continue to be able to set their own priorities includingallocating money either to match fund projects they sponsor or to fund themoutright.
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Date answered:
22 March 2002
S1W-23964
On the basis of these arrangements, it is intended that individual investment decisions will be a matter for the fund managers to determine. Further details on the operation of the new fund will be announced in due course.
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Date answered:
25 March 2002
S1W-24008
Gross Capital Payments (including HRA Housing)£000Real Terms21999-20002000-01Total Gross Capital1 Payments both Funded and not Funded from Revenueof which Capital funded from Current RevenueTotal Gross Capital1 Payments both Funded and not Funded from Revenueof which Capital funded from Current RevenueScotland1,048,135217,3331,012,556210,681Aberdeen City49,71419,42040,74615,254Aberdeenshire31,7767,95232,6619,903Angus17,1984,91817,2795,414Argyll and Bute16,8022,38416,011834Clackmannanshire9,5172,1699,5941,867Dumfries and Galloway25,9857,16129,5278,588Dundee City31,9225,49629,6224,405East Ayrshire15,6033,01317,1063,947East Dunbartonshire11,7021,00612,8821,492East Lothian17,2434,56119,6642,769East Renfrewshire8,30587711,6041,893Edinburgh, City of103,17411,21977,37910,293Eilean Siar16,9871,19920,299811Falkirk27,9445,73124,8116,100Fife55,77915,26244,07411,165Glasgow City144,21032,702148,70438,974Highland43,1444,83745,7586,225Inverclyde17,7793,13315,4391,935Midlothian12,1092,20112,7181,417Moray11,9401,18614,0041,745North Ayrshire15,99246517,9752,364North Lanarkshire45,0236,68748,3446,819Orkney Islands16,1987,82111,4623,084Perth and Kinross24,6834,65726,6686,505Renfrewshire32,4205,33725,6211,270Scottish Borders16,4255,08516,48495Shetland Islands15,5679,64023,03620,054South Ayrshire18,1743,38514,9762,655South Lanarkshire70,25320,43161,22210,648Stirling20,6471,16125,2774,456West Dunbartonshire16,93680713,407361West Lothian35,6979,44137,2619,958Central Fire1,907417470Dumfries and Galloway Fire687163492160Fife Fire1,05808880Grampian Fire2,06573,539300Highland and Islands Fire2,46102,1020Lothian and Borders Fire2,02901,8690Strathclyde Fire5,68506,2010Tayside Fire1,4231161,145118Central Police9973151,074310Dumfries and Galloway Police1,0892501,037260Fife Police1,05801,466250Grampian Police2,9167631,283775Lothian and Borders Police2,2911,0183,7721,000Northern Police2,74801,7900Strathclyde Police10,90209,924324Tayside Police1,2991532,079150Forth Bridge2,8922,8923,6173,617Tay Bridge8812711,081117SPTA6,90206,8350Source: As reported by authorities on the statistical return Capital Payments and their Financing(CPR5).Notes:1.
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Date answered:
4 May 2006
S2W-25364
It includeda series of literary events involving some of Scotland’s best known authors andpoets in both New York and Washington DC; a programme of sell out performances of“Geordie” by the Scottish Youth Theatre; a month long exhibition of Scottish paintingsby the National Galleries of Scotland, and, a series of conve...
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Date answered:
24 October 2006
S2W-28747
Low income estimates for Scotland are available at: http://www.scotland.gov.uk/Resource/Doc/95793/0023203.pdf.
