There are 277,113 results relating to "wave energy scotland funding"
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Questions and Answers
Date answered:
1 March 2006
S2W-22872
Local Authority Department/Agency Payment Aberdeen City Council Total Payments £540,503.19 Scottish Courts Service £78,271 Scottish Prison Service £61,375 Justice Department £37,316 Fisheries Research Service £311,800 Core Estate £20,472.19 Communities Scotland £31,269 Aberdeenshire Council Total Payments £240,328.42 Scottish Fisheries Protection Agency £5,918 Scottish Courts Service £64,989 Scottish Prison Service £113,912 Historic Scotland £1,599.42 Core Estate £54,010 Angus Council Total Payments £139,930.85 Scottish Courts Service £46,056 Scottish Prison Service £49,443.70 Historic Scotland £413.15 Fisheries Research Service £44,000 Argyll and Bute Council Total Payments £84,069,66 Scottish Fisheries Protection Agency £4,255.64 Scottish Courts Service £41.142 Historic Scotland £9,413.40 Core Estate £29,258.62 City of Edinburgh Council Total Payments £7,950,086.14 SEERAD £3,721 Scottish Court Service £1,834,376 Scottish Prison Service £663,095.50 Scottish Agricultural Science Agency £143,013.98 Registers of Scotland £563,668 National Archives of Scotland £464,486 Justice Department £345,301 Historic Scotland £394,390.74 General Register Office for Scotland £312,271 Core Estate £2,877,280.66 Communities Scotland £348,482.26 Clackmannanshire Council Total Payments £260,574 Scottish Prison Service £245,500 Scottish Courts Service £15,074 Comhairle Nan Eilean Siar Total Payments £42,795 Scottish Courts Service £25,959 Core Estate £16,836 Dumfries and Galloway Council Total Payments £155,399.99 Scottish Prison Service £81,506 Historic Scotland £2,844.19 Core Estate £22,741.80 Dundee City Council Total Payments £235,332.62 Scottish Court Service £110,260 Charities Regulator £50,406 HM Inspector of Education £6,270 Core Estate £30,589.62 Communities Scotland £37,807 East Ayrshire Council Total Payments £286,588.04 Scottish Prison Service £196,400 Scottish Court Service £88,380 Historic Scotland £1,808.04 East Dunbartonshire Council Total Payments £87,806.80 Scottish Prison Service £87,806.80 East Lothian Council Total Payments £118,878.86 Justice Department £108,020 Scottish Court Service £9,638 Historic Scotland £1,220.86 Falkirk Council Total Payments £514,311.49 Scottish Court Service £180,197 Scottish Prison Service £297,055 Historic Scotland £3,569.72 Core Estate £33,489.77 Fife Council Total Payments £369,161.56 Scottish Fisheries Protection Agency £440 Scottish Court Service £140,181 Justice Department £225,249 Historic Scotland £3,291.56 Glasgow City Council` Total Payments £369,161.56 Scottish Court Service £1,271,690 Scottish Prison Service £317,403 Registers of Scotland £199.837 Justice Department £226,842 Core Estate £641,596.74 Communities Scotland £90,880.48 Highland Council Total Payments £393,356.07 Scottish Fisheries Protection Agency £14,049 Scottish Court Service £127,972 Scottish Prison Service £55,974 Historic Scotland £92,024.30 Fisheries Research Service £14,750 Core Estate £68,946.77 Communities Scotland £19,640 Inverclyde Council Total Payments £179,249.77 Scottish Prison Service £132,570 Scottish Court Service £46,645 Historic Scotland £34.77 Midlothian Council Total Payments £1,824.43 Scottish Agricultural Science Agency £1,824.43 Moray Council Total Payments £34,620.67 Scottish Fisheries Protection Agency £2,079 Scottish Court Service £17,637 Historic Scotland £9,921.04 Core Estate £4,983.63 North Lanarkshire Council Total Payments £469,396 Scottish Prison Service £390,836 Scottish Court Service £78,560 Orkney Islands Council Total Payments £38,777.17 Scottish Fisheries Protection Agency £1,414 Scottish Court Service £10,248 Historic Scotland £8,414.34 Core Estate £18,700.83 Perth and Kinross Council Total Payments £440,107.92 Scottish Court Service £36,825 Scottish Prison Service £252,374 Historic Scotland £3,854.42 Core Estate £147,054.05 Renfrewshire Council Total Payments £541,082 Scottish Court Service £362,358 Justice Department £108,511 Communities Scotland £70,213 Scottish Borders Council Total Payments £145,621.59 Scottish Public Pensions Agency £91,751 Scottish Fisheries Protection Agency £1,020 Scottish Court Service £32,880 Historic Scotland £4,209.49 Core Estate £15,761.10 Shetland Islands Council Total Payments £38,940.97 Scottish Fisheries Protection Agency £4,636 Scottish Court Service £10,126 Historic Scotland £5,568.69 Fisheries Research Service £420 Core Estate £18,190.28 South Ayrshire Council Total Payments £167,622.50 Scottish Court Service £110,966 Communities Scotland £15,957.50 Core Estate £36,889 Scottish Fisheries Protection Agency £3,810 South Lanarkshire Council Total Payments £278,961.65 Scottish Court Service £206,220 Core Estate £27,741.05 Communities Scotland £45,000.15 Stirling Council Total Payments £263,490.88 ETLLD £11,224 Scottish Court Service £65,303 Scottish Prison Service £103,110 Historic Scotland £58,138.50 Core Estate £25,723.38 West Dunbartonshire Council Total Payments £55,105 Scottish Court Service £29,267 HM Inspectorate of Education £25,838 West Lothian Council Total Payments £251,790.14 Scottish Court Service £68,699 Scottish Prison Service £69,231 Scottish Building Standards Agency £8,520 HM Inspectorate of Education £103,648 Historic Scotland £1,692.14 S2W-22872
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
5 May 2005
S2W-15828
The data in the table set out in the answer to S1W-24402 by Lewis Macdonald on 26 April 2002 were taken from the nine regional leaflets which were issued to accompany the publication of Scotland’s Transport: Delivering Improvements.The City of Glasgow area appeared in both the West of Scotland 2 and Westof Scotland 3 leaflets, and therefore figured in two rows of the written answer’s table.
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
12 April 2001
S1W-14622
Scotland House does not have direct responsibility for generating additional tourist revenue.
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
8 February 2007
S2W-31538
The Scottish Executive engageswith the Scottish diaspora to further Scotland’s interests for the long-term benefit of our economyand society.
Official Report
Meeting date:
1 November 2000
Education, Culture and Sport Committee, 01 Nov 2000
However, what happened yesterday rings very loud alarm bells for the committee and the majority of people in Scotland that the situation is recurring.
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
13 April 2005
S2W-15236
As part of our efforts to raise Scotland’s International Image announced by the First Minister on 1 July 2004 international journalists from both Poland and the Czech Republic visited Scotland in Autumn 2004.
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
30 August 2001
S1W-17029
Historic Scotland can also pay acquisition grant to the National Trust for Scotland.
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
6 October 2006
S2W-28449
It sets out how thisaccountability operates in full detail.Transport Scotland’s CorporatePlan and Annual Business Plan are available on Transport Scotland’s websiteat www.transportscotland.gov.uk.
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
21 September 2005
S2W-19057
The Ancient Monuments Board for Scotland;4. The Historic Buildings Council for Scotland;5.
Official Report
Meeting date:
22 March 2005
Standards and Public Appointments Committee, 22 Mar 2005
You said that the Freedom of Information (Scotland) Act 2002 contains the provisions that you described.
