There are 270,113 results relating to "wave energy scotland funding"
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24 January 2002
S1W-21649
Some knowledge of and interest in the education and training system in Scotland would be helpful along with a willingness to play an active role in the area of qualifications.
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19 November 2001
S1W-17934
The development of key worker support for some of Scotland's most disadvantaged and vulnerable young people between the ages of 16 to 24, including those with disabilities, plays a vital role in these projects.
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16 November 2001
S1W-19245
Through the Executive's Digital Inclusion Strategy Connecting Scotland's People we are implementing and developing a number of initiatives to promote digital inclusion in disadvantaged communities.
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30 October 2001
S1W-18739
This difference will be removed by the Abolition of Feudal Tenure etc. (Scotland) Act 2000 which provides for the abolition of superior interests in Feudal land on the appointed day.
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21 September 2001
S1W-17761
According to the 2000 census, there are 449 secondary schools in Scotland. The distribution across each local authority is shown in the table.
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3 August 2001
S1W-16838
It is estimated that approximately 680 patients were seen by General Practitioners in Scotland during this period, in respect of systemic sclerosis.
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18 June 2001
S1W-16161
Further information about the study is available on the Department of Health Internet Site (http://doh.gov.uk/land2.htm ).The health information used by SAHSU in this study is routinely collected data which have been supplied by the Office for National Statistics, the Information and Statistics Division of NHSScotland and the General Register Office for Scotland. Health Boards in Scotland did not submit data to the study.Information, including the location and operating conditions for licensed landfill sites in Scotland, was supplied to SAHSU by the Scottish Environment Protection Agency.
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29 May 2001
S1W-14208
The consultations initiated by the Minister & Deputy Minister for Children & Education from July 1999 till October 2000:The Review of the General Teaching Council for Scotland;Improving our Schools - Consultation on the Improvement in Scottish Education Bill;Response to Riddell Advisory Committee Report into the Education of Children with Severe Low Incidence Disabilities;Young People Leaving Care - Proposed Transfer of DSS Resources to Local Authorities;Youth Crime Review;Assessment and Testing: Pre-school and 5-14;Strategic Framework for Children's Services - "Planned Outcomes for Better Care";Improving our Schools - Consultation on national priorities for schools education in Scotland;The Standard for Initial Teacher Education;Consultation on the Schools Scotland Code 1956;Regulation of Early Education and Childcare: The Way Ahead;Guidelines for the Management of Drugs Misuse in Schools;Outlook International: Promoting the International Dimension in Scottish Schools;Consultation on Good Practice Guidance on the Administration of Medicines in Schools.The consultations initiated by the Minister & Deputy Minister for Education, Europe & External Affairs since November 2000:Collaborative Review of Initial Teacher Education Department;Review of Devolved School Management.
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29 May 2001
S1W-15749
However, SNH is currently preparing its response to Scottish Ministers on the implications for Scotland of the recommendations contained in the report of the UK Raptor Working Group (RWG), which calls for an investigation of the legal status of nests outside the breeding season and consideration of any changes to national legislation to protect them.The Nature of Scotland proposes new offences of reckless disturbance of nesting sites of specially protected species and reckless damage or destruction of nests and eggs.
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19 February 2001
S1W-13068
These tables distinguish adult prisoners from young offenders and are broken down by gender.Information on previous convictions of prisoners in penal establishments is not held centrally.The available information on average sentence imposed on prisoners received into custody for selected crimes and offences is given in Tables 22 and 26 of the statistical bulletins "Prison Statistics Scotland, 1997", "Prison Statistics Scotland, 1998" and "Prison Statistics Scotland, 1999" published by the Scottish Executive, copies of which are available in the Parliament's Reference Centre (Bib numbers 11178, 11179 and 11180 respectively).
