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Date answered:
4 October 1999
S1W-00858
The Scottish Executive maintains contact with the UK Government on the Agency's policy and strategy in Scotland and where operational issues relate to devolved responsibilities.
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Date answered:
4 October 1999
S1W-00858
The Scottish Executive maintains contact with the UK Government on the Agency's policy and strategy in Scotland and where operational issues relate to devolved responsibilities.
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Date answered:
18 August 1999
S1W-00753
To ask the Scottish Executive to specify the targets that have been set for Scotland to reduce greenhouse gases, and how progress towards these targets will be monitored in relation to Scotland's contribution to UK targets.
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Date answered:
25 August 2004
S2W-09353
To ask the Scottish Executive how many engineering jobs have been lost in (a) each local authority area and (b) Scotland in each year since 1999. The information on number of jobs lost is not held centrally.However Table 1 shows net change in number of jobs in engineering and allied industries in local authority areas and Scotland in each year from 1999 till 2002.Table 2 shows number of jobs in engineering and allied industries in local authority areas and Scotland in each year from 1999 till 2002.Table 1 Net change in number of employee jobs 1999-2002 in Scotland and local authorities.
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Date answered:
22 October 2003
S2W-03061
To ask the Scottish Executive what information it has on how rates of skin cancer in Scotland compare with the rest of the world.
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Date answered:
1 October 2001
S1W-17355
Demand for ADSL is still very low in Scotland, the UK and across Europe as a whole.BT has an extensive copper-based local network, making them the only telco in Scotland in a position to offer their own ADSL product.
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Date answered:
9 May 2000
S1W-06304
It has been a key objective of SAOS in the period since then to rationalise the number of marketing co-operatives.NameLocationAberdeen and Moray Growers LtdInverurieAberdeen and Moray MarketingInverurieAberdeen Angus Producers (Scotland) LtdNorthamptonAberdeen Grain Marketing LtdAberdeenAberdeen Grain Services LtdAberdeenAberdeen Grain Storage LtdAberdeenAberdeen Seed Potato Organisation LtdAberdeenAberdeen Seed Potato Organisation (Marketing) LtdAberdeenAberdeen Seed Potato Organisation (Services) LtdAberdeenANM Group LtdInverurieAssociation of Scottish Hardwood Sawmillers LtdCrieffAyrshire Country Lamb Ltd GirvanBorders and Lothians Growers LtdEyemouthBorder Grain LtdGreenlawBorders Machinery Ring LtdMelroseBorders Premium Potatoes LtdJedburghBorders Premium Potatoes Marketing LtdJedburghBuccleuch Farmers LtdGalashielsCaithness Livestock Breeders LtdThursoCaithness Machinery Ring LtdWickCaledonian Marts (Stirling) LtdStirlingCentral Farmers LtdKinrossClaymore Dairies LtdNairnDalkeith Farmers LtdGorebridgeDeeside Woodland Products LtdAboyneDeveron Potatoes LtdBanffDeveron Potato Growers LtdBanffEast Lothian Potatoes LtdNorth BerwickEast of Scotland Farmers LtdCoupar AngusEast of Scotland Growers LtdCuparEildon Grain Growers LtdSt BoswellsFarmers Creamery Co-operative LtdNewton StewartFarm Stock (Scotland) LtdGalashielsFifegro LtdCuparFinancial Control Services LtdAberdeenGalloway Farm Secretarial Services LtdCastle DouglasGalloway LambCastle DouglasGirvan Early Growers LtdGirvanGirvan Early Growers (Vegetables) LtdGirvanGlenteviot Farmers LtdKelsoGordon and Buchan Machinery Ring LtdInverurieGrampian Growers LtdMontroseGrampian Pig Producers LtdHuntlyHarlaw Fruit LtdInschHarris Livestock LtdHarrisHighland Farmers LtdInvernessHighland Fruit Stocks LtdAberfeldyHighland Glen Producers LtdAberfeldyHighland Grain LimitedInvernessHighland Machinery Ring LtdInvernessHighlands and Islands Sheep Health Association LtdInvernessHi Health LtdAlnessIslay Farmers LtdIsle of IslayKelso Grain LtdKelsoKintyre Quality Livestock LtdCampbeltownLeisure Gro Garden Centre LtdHoustonLewis Crofters LtdStornowayLothian Lamb LtdShottsLothian Machinery Ring LtdEdinburghMontrose Potatoes (Growers) LtdPerthMoray Coast Growers LtdForresMoray Coast Produce LtdForresNorth Eastern Farmers LtdTurriffNorthern Grain LtdCarlisleNorth Uist and Benbecula Livestock (Marketing) LtdNorth UistOban Livestock Centre LtdObanOrganic Farmers and Growers Scotland LtdThroskOrkney Auction Mart LtdKirkwallOrkney Machinery Ring LtdStromnessPerth Farmers Market LtdPerthPerthshire Machinery Ring LtdPerthRinglink (Scotland) LtdLaurencekirkSaltire Seeds LtdAberdeenSE Growers LtdHaddingtonScotlean Pigs LtdCarlisleScott Country Lamb LtdGalashielsScott Country Potato Growers LtdKelsoScott Country Potatoes LtdKelsoScottish Agronomy LtdKinrossScottish Farm Venison LtdKeithScottish Milk LtdPaisleyScottish Nuclear Stock Association LtdBlairgowrieScottish Organic Producers Association LtdDouneScottish Shellfish Marketing Group LtdBellshillScottish Soft Fruit Growers LtdBlairgowrieScot Trout LtdBellshillShetland Mart Co-op LtdLerwickSkye Machinery Ring LtdIsle of SkyeSouth Uist Livestock Marketing LtdSouth UistSouth West Machinery Ring LtdCastle DouglasTarff Valley LtdCastle DouglasTay Forth Machinery Ring LtdPerthTay Forth Marketing Group LtdDundeeTaygrow Produce LtdPerthTimber Marketing Group LimitedRichmondUist Calf Producers LtdNorth UistUnited Farmers LtdEdinburghUnited Oilseeds Marketing LtdDevizesUnited Pig Marketing Group LtdCarlisleWCF LtdCumbriaWigtownshire Quality Lamb LtdNewton Stewart S1W-06304
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Date answered:
7 December 2004
S2W-12478
These estimates by reason for working part-time, age, gender and local authority area are reported in Tables 1 to 4.Table 1: Number of People Working Part-Time Who Want to Work More Hours by Reason, Scotland, 2003 Reason for Working Part-Time Level Student or at school 20,000 Ill or disabled 3,000 Could not find a full-time job 34,000 Did not want a full-time job 44,000 All 102,000 Source: Annual Scottish Labour Force Survey 2003-04.Table 2: Number of People Working Part-Time Who Want to Work More Hours by Age, Scotland, 2003 Age Level 16 to 19 19,000 20 to 24 13,000 25 to 34 17,000 35 to 49 38,000 50 and over 16,000 All 102,000 Source: Annual Scottish Labour Force Survey 2003-04.Table 3: Number of People Working Part-Time Who Want To Work More Hours by Gender, Scotland, 2003 Age Level Male 28,000 Female 74,000 All 102,000 Source: Annual Scottish Labour Force Survey 2003-04.Table 4: Number of people working part-time who want to work more hours by local authority area, Scotland, 2003 LocalAuthority Area 2003 Scotland 102,000 Aberdeen City 7,000 Aberdeenshire 4,000 Angus 2,000 Argyll and Bute 2,000 Clackmannanshire 1,000 Dumfries and Galloway 3,000 Dundee City 4,000 East Ayrshire 2,000 East Dunbartonshire 2,000 East Lothian 1,000 East Renfrewshire 2,000 Edinburgh, City of 8,000 Eilean Siar (Western Isles) 1,000 Falkirk 2,000 Fife 9,000 Glasgow City 10,000 Highland 7,000 Inverclyde 2,000 Midlothian 1,000 Moray 2,000 North Ayrshire 2,000 North Lanarkshire 4,000 Orkney Islands 1,000 Perth and Kinross 2,000 Renfrewshire 3,000 Scottish Borders 2,000 Shetland Islands 1,000 South Ayrshire 2,000 South Lanarkshire 5,000 Stirling 2,000 West Dunbartonshire 2,000 West Lothian 3,000 Source: Annual Scottish Labour Force Survey 2003-04.
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Date answered:
11 November 2004
S2W-11534
Includes all offences recordedunder the Criminal law (Consolidation) (Scotland) Act 1995 sections 49 and 49A,and the Carrying of Knives etc (Scotland) Act 1993 section 1.2.
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Date answered:
11 December 2002
S1W-32492
To ask the Scottish Executive what progress has been made with its policy on the location and relocation of public sector jobs in Scotland. We have made good progress. The Enterprise and Lifelong Learning Department is wholly located in Glasgow, the Food Standards Agency Scotland has been set up in Aberdeen and the ...
