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11 July 2005
S2W-17528
When demand exceeds capacity, private hire cars are engaged. The Government Car Service (Scotland) provides or arranges transport for Scottish ministers, ministers of UK government departments when in Scotland, senior officials at the Scottish Executive, and visiting dignitaries.All vehicles owned by the Scottish Exe...
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10 December 2004
S2W-12583
Latest available figures are at 30 September 2003.NHSScotland Workforce Statistics, Consultant Vacancy Posts by NHS BoardAt 30th September 2003 NHS Board Headcount WTE Scotland 245 235.4 NHS Argyll and Clyde 16 14.9 NHS Ayrshire and Arran 11 11.0 NHS Borders 6 6.0 NHS Dumfries and Galloway 10 9.5 NHS Fife 21 20.4 NHS Forth Valley 7 7.0 NHS Grampian 10 8.5 NHS Greater Glasgow 59 57.3 NHS Highland 15 15.0 NHS Lanarkshire 42 39.8 NHS Lothian 26 26.0 NHS National Services Scotland (formerly CSA) 3 2.5 NHS Orkney 1 1.0 NHS Shetland 2 1.9 NHS Tayside 10 8.9 NHS Western Isles 4 4.0 Golden Jubilee 1 1.0 State Hospital 1 0.7 Source: ISD Scotland.
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19 November 2004
S2W-12047
The Scottish Executive is also under a duty to monitor and assess air quality across Scotland. It has arrangements in place to monitor levels of a number of pollutants through a national network of air quality monitoringsites.
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22 September 2004
S2W-10475
The survey is a UK-wide survey, and although each year a figure is given for Scotland it is based on approximately thirty respondents, so annual changes should be treated with caution.
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24 June 2004
S2W-08964
The work has been authorised through the Planning (Listed Buildings and Conservation Areas) (Scotland) Act 1997. S2W-08964
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11 June 2004
S2W-08390
Otherpremises will be established in Aberdeen and Dumfries; the commission’s permanent base will be in Edinburgh’s Broughton High School.I hope that the people of Scotlandwill engage enthusiastically with the commission in its important task of developingpractical recommendations to deliver the Executive’s vision for Scotland’s culture,promoting access and ...
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Date answered:
18 May 2004
S2W-07117
Given that this figure is a forecast it is expected to change, and indeed improve, by the year-end.Projected 2003-04 forecast as at April 2004 NHS Boards 2003-04 Forecast Under/(Over) Spend £000 Argyll and Clyde (36,000) Ayrshire and Arran 11,671 Borders 0 Dumfries and Galloway 5,200 Fife (500) Forth Valley 0 Grampian (11,600) Greater Glasgow 0 Highland 1,855 Lanarkshire (23,542) Lothian 8,000 Tayside 2,000 Orkney (152) Shetland (72) Western Isles (341) Common Services Agency 425 NHS Education for Scotland...
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Date answered:
1 December 2003
S2W-04158
Both the report and the corporate plan may be found onSEPA’s website at www.sepa.org.uk.The Executive’s high-level objectives for environment protection for thepresent Parliament are set out in A Partnership for a Better Scotland,which may be found in the Scottish Parliament Information Centre (Bib. number 27591).Achievements against objectives set during the previous Parliament are set outin Reporting our Achievements, which is also available in theinformation centre (Bib. number 25620).The Water Quality andStandards document, Investment priorities for Scotland’s Water Authorities 2002-2006,set a number of standards for progress during that period.
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Date answered:
11 September 2003
S2W-02063
Collisions against fences by woodland grouse in Scotland. Forestry67: 105-118.Moss, R., Picozzi, N.
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Date answered:
24 July 2003
S2W-01221
Three consultation events, attended by over 300 delegates from across Scotland, and four focus groups followed.
