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Date answered:
8 September 1999
S1W-01128
To ask the Scottish Executive what is the timescale established by the Further Education Funding Council for the payment to companies running training courses in Further Education Colleges such as ASET (Accreditation Syndicate for Education and Training) course, and The Certificate in Drugs Awareness and how this differs from practice for English Further Education College courses. Individual colleges in both Scotland...
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Date answered:
8 September 1999
S1W-01128
To ask the Scottish Executive what is the timescale established by the Further Education Funding Council for the payment to companies running training courses in Further Education Colleges such as ASET (Accreditation Syndicate for Education and Training) course, and The Certificate in Drugs Awareness and how this differs from practice for English Further Education College courses. Individual colleges in both Scotland...
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Date answered:
7 September 1999
S1W-01068
In addition, the Board is currently in negotiation with two further companies.Some carcases from animals slaughtered under the Scheme are incinerated direct.The Board estimate that cost of disposing of the remaining material currently stored in Scotland is approximately £7.1m. This equates to around £98.50 per tonne and includes storage, transportation, fin...
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Date answered:
7 September 1999
S1W-01068
In addition, the Board is currently in negotiation with two further companies.Some carcases from animals slaughtered under the Scheme are incinerated direct.The Board estimate that cost of disposing of the remaining material currently stored in Scotland is approximately £7.1m. This equates to around £98.50 per tonne and includes storage, transportation, fin...
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Date answered:
6 September 1999
S1W-01047
When the Comprehensive Spending Review settlement for the FE sector was announced last year, one of the main objectives of the extra £214 million for the current and the next two financial years was to improve the sector's financial stability.More than 98% of the increased funds available for the FE sector in the current financial year were allocated by the Secretary of State for Scotland before the Scottish Further Education Funding Council took over funding responsibilities on 1 July 1999.
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Date answered:
6 September 1999
S1W-01047
When the Comprehensive Spending Review settlement for the FE sector was announced last year, one of the main objectives of the extra £214 million for the current and the next two financial years was to improve the sector's financial stability.More than 98% of the increased funds available for the FE sector in the current financial year were allocated by the Secretary of State for Scotland before the Scottish Further Education Funding Council took over funding responsibilities on 1 July 1999.
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Date answered:
2 September 1999
S1W-00937
The Scottish School of Music and Drama was approached because it offered a group of young people drawn from all over Scotland. Additional young people were required and the organisers approached the Secretary to the Modern Studies Association.
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Date answered:
2 September 1999
S1W-00937
The Scottish School of Music and Drama was approached because it offered a group of young people drawn from all over Scotland. Additional young people were required and the organisers approached the Secretary to the Modern Studies Association.
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Date answered:
27 August 1999
S1W-00934
The information requested is shown in the table below.Local AuthorityAverage Weekly Rent £Housing AssociationAverage Weekly Rent£ Aberdeen City27.75Abertay31.18Aberdeenshire29.75Albyn32.74Angus25.14Almond37.02Argyll & Bute35.05Berwickshire28.56Clackmannanshire29.48Bield31.59Comhairle nan Eilean Siar36.79Cairn33.86Dumfries & Galloway32.62Canmore42.43Dundee City36.42Castle Rock36.23East Ayrshire26.95Castlehill30.30East Dumbartonshire29.76Clyde Valley41.79East Lothian28.87Cube40.62East Renfrewshire28.64Edinvar39.05Edinburgh City45.35Eildon30.13Falkirk29.44Elderpark33.65Fife30.11Fife Special38.59Glasgow40.23Gap36.10Highland38.37Govanhill29.07Inverclyde34.58Grampian41.38Midlothian25.20Hanover (Scotland...
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Date answered:
27 August 1999
S1W-00934
The information requested is shown in the table below.Local AuthorityAverage Weekly Rent £Housing AssociationAverage Weekly Rent£ Aberdeen City27.75Abertay31.18Aberdeenshire29.75Albyn32.74Angus25.14Almond37.02Argyll & Bute35.05Berwickshire28.56Clackmannanshire29.48Bield31.59Comhairle nan Eilean Siar36.79Cairn33.86Dumfries & Galloway32.62Canmore42.43Dundee City36.42Castle Rock36.23East Ayrshire26.95Castlehill30.30East Dumbartonshire29.76Clyde Valley41.79East Lothian28.87Cube40.62East Renfrewshire28.64Edinvar39.05Edinburgh City45.35Eildon30.13Falkirk29.44Elderpark33.65Fife30.11Fife Special38.59Glasgow40.23Gap36.10Highland38.37Govanhill29.07Inverclyde34.58Grampian41.38Midlothian25.20Hanover (Scotland...
