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Date answered:
25 January 2001
S1W-12398
Information about the level of spending by local authorities on cycling projects is not held centrally.However, cycling projects are eligible for support from the Public Transport Fund which was announced in 1998 in the Scottish Transport White Paper to assist local authorities to provide key value for money developments to their public transport network. It is open to all of Scotland's local authorities and Strathclyde Passenger Transport Authority to bid for support from the fund.So far, three Public Transport Fund Competitions have taken place with 53 projects receiving funding totalling over £95 million.
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Date answered:
8 January 2001
S1W-11227
This data was not collected centrally prior to 1993-1994.NHS In Scotland: Waiting Times For A First Outpatient Appointment With A Consultant Neurologist Following Referral By A General Practitioner1: By Health Board Of Residence - Years Ending 31 March 1994 - 31 March 20002.Year Ending31 MarchArea Of ResidenceNumber Of AppointmentsMedian Waiting Time (Days)...
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Date answered:
20 November 2000
S1W-09763
The boxes were accepted by the EU.The EC Directive (91/492/EEC) requires periodic monitoring of live bivalve molluscs. The Food Standards Agency Scotland (FSAS) ensure that Scottish boxes are monitored throughout the year.
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Date answered:
18 July 2000
S1W-08487
The latest information available centrally on numbers of midwives employed in the NHS in Scotland by Health Board and Trust is shown in the table.NumberWTEScotland3 6262 962.8Ayrshire & Arran 263 217.4Ayrshire & Arran Acute Hospitals NHS Trust 259 213.8Ayrshire & Arran Primary Care NHS Trust 4 3.6Borders 81 69.5Borders Acute Hospital NHS Trust 4...
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Date answered:
17 July 2000
S1W-08478
The membership of some committees also includes senior officials from relevant policy areas and Special Advisers who advise and support the ministerial members.MINISTERIAL COMMITTEES: MINISTERIAL MEMBERSHIP21st Century Government Ministerial Steering GroupMinister for Finance (Chair)Minister for Health and Community CareMinister for CommunitiesDeputy Minister for Enterprise and Lifelong LearningDeputy Minister for Children and EducationMinisterial Committee on Digital ScotlandMinister for Children and Education (Chair)Minister for Enterprise and Lifelong LearningMinister for FinanceMinister for Health and Community CareMinister for Rural AffairsMinister for CommunitiesDeputy Minister for Children and EducationMinisterial Committee on Tackling Drug MisuseDeputy Minister for Justice (Chair)Minister for Children and EducationDeputy Minister for Community CareDeputy Minister for CommunitiesMinisterial Committee on Rural DevelopmentMinister for Rural Affairs (Chair)Minister for Transport and the EnvironmentDeputy Minister for Children and EducationDeputy Minister for CommunitiesDeputy Minister for Community CareDeputy Minister for Enterprise in the Highlands & Islands and GaelicDeputy Minister for JusticeDeputy Minister for Rural AffairsMinisterial Group on Sustainable ScotlandMinister for Transport and the Environment (Chair)Minister for FinanceMinister for CommunitiesDeputy Minister for Enterprise and Lifelong LearningThe membership of the Ministerial Group on Sustainable Scotland...
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Date answered:
26 April 2000
S1W-04613
Cancer is one of the top clinical priorities for the NHS in Scotland.One aspect of this strategic priority is to improve information about cancer and its treatment within the NHS in Scotland. Therefore, since 1 January 1997 the Scottish Cancer Registry has recorded details of all patients registered since that time who receive radiotherapy treatment within ...
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Date answered:
31 March 2000
S1W-04876
This exercise involved both trunking and detrunking of existing trunk roads to create a network which would:provide the road user with a coherent and continuous system of routes which serve destinations of importance to industry, commerce, agriculture and tourism;define nationally important routes which will be developed in line with strategic national transport demands; andensure that those roads which are of a predominantly local importance are managed locally.A list of roads which were trunked and their length in miles is given in the table below.New Route NumberFormer Route NumberSections of RoadLength in MilesA9A895Latheron to Roadside19A82A82A82 to A9 (Kenneth St/Friars Bridge/ Longman Road2A95A95Keith to the A9, North of Aviemore49A90A952Peterhead Bypass2A87A850Kyleakin to Borve38A87A856Borve to Uig11A887A887A87 to the A8216A86A86A82 to the A9, North of Kingussie40A889A889A86 to A99A90A92Aberdeen Peripheral Route (Anderson Dr and the Parkway)10A83A83Lochgilphead to Kennacraig22A85A85Perth to Lochearnhead35A92A972A92 to the A901A92A92/A991Tay Bridge to the A9722A92A92Tay Bridge to the Forgan Roundabout1A92A914A91 to Forgan Roundabout13A8/A78A8/A78Port Glasgow to Greenock5M8M8Glasgow Urban Motorway15M80M80M8 to Glasgow City Boundary3M77M77Ayr Road Route8A720A720Edinburgh City Bypass14A702A702Edinburgh City Boundary to Edinburgh City Bypass-A737/738A737/738St James Interchange to Kilwinning21A725A725Coatbridge to East Kilbride11A726A726East Kilbride to B7665A6091A6091A7 to Newton St Boswells6A751A751A77 to the A75, East of Stranraer2Total360The criteria to be taken into account to decide whether a road should become a trunk road is set out in section 5(2) of the Roads (Scotland...
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Date answered:
22 June 2006
S2W-26699
All the available information is given in the following tables.Convictions resulting in a policesentence have been understood to refer to convictions resulting in a custodial sentence.Personswith a Charge Proved for Selected Offences Involving Knives or Guns1,by Police Force Area, 1999-2000 to 2004-052 Police Force Area Possession of an Offensive Weapon3 Firearms Offences Having in a Public Place an Article With a Blade or a Point Total Central 1999-2000 26 4 20 50 2000-01 37 9 30 76 2001-02 35 8 26 69 2002-03 41 8 28 77 2003-04 46 10 37 93 2004-05 55 8 40 103 Dumfries and Galloway 1999-2000 26 9 10 45 2000-01 28 3 16 47 2001-02 15 11 17 43 2002-03 31 5 25 61 2003-04 19 4 17 40 2004-05 20 10 28 58 Fife 1999-2000 31 3 19 53 2000-01 22 5 23 50 2001-02 43 6 24 73 2002-03 29 5 32 66 2003-04 23 1 28 52 2004-05 21 4 23 48 Grampian 1999-2000 40 13 27 80 2000-01 38 12 30 80 2001-02 68 10 47 125 2002-03 54 9 49 112 2003-04 64 7 54 125 2004-05 86 7 59 152 Lothian and Borders 1999-2000 91 18 108 217 2000-01 114 24 120 258 2001-02 149 13 121 283 2002-03 149 22 171 342 2003-04 117 24 173 314 2004-05 140 24 201 365 Northern 1999-2000 22 13 12 47 2000-01 19 8 14 41 2001-02 27 9 17 53 2002-03 25 12 28 65 2003-04 20 13 27 60 2004-05 34 7 22 63 Strathclyde 1999-2000 793 61 773 1,627 2000-01 874 62 845 1,781 2001-02 967 62 933 1,962 2002-03 1,004 53 960 2,017 2003-04 1,097 39 1,022 2,158 2004-05 1,294 55 1,256 2,605 Tayside 1999-2000 74 11 46 131 2000-01 76 18 54 148 2001-02 81 9 62 152 2002-03 72 15 72 159 2003-04 82 14 46 142 2004-05 90 8 74 172 Scotland...
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
7 November 2005
S2W-19662
These figures are derivedfrom data collected on discharges from non-obstetric and non-psychiatrichospitals (SMR01) in Scotland.2. The basic unit of analysisfor these figures is a continuous stay in hospital.
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
1 February 2007
S2W-31179
Preliminary data and further information onthis return is available on the ISD Scotland website at:http://www.isdscotland.org/isd/collect2.jsp?
