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10 September 1999
S1W-01017
To ask the Scottish Executive what stores in Scotland are being used to store rendered material from 30 month old cattle as part of the programme to eradicate BSE and what are the names of the contractors responsible for the storage facilities.
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Date answered:
10 September 1999
S1W-01017
To ask the Scottish Executive what stores in Scotland are being used to store rendered material from 30 month old cattle as part of the programme to eradicate BSE and what are the names of the contractors responsible for the storage facilities.
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Date answered:
27 July 1999
S1W-00534
To ask the Scottish Executive whether it will request that the Scottish Tourist Board introduce a marketing campaign to promote Scotland as an autumn holiday destination in order to boost the tourist industry in Scotland this year.
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1 October 2003
S2W-02711
The following three tables include data from the 2001 Censusof population by age, gender and local authority area for the NEET group.Table 2: Percentage and Numberof 16- to 19-Year-Olds not in Education, Training or Employment in 2001 shown forScotland and Local Authorities in Scotland. Males Females All Level % Level % Level % Scotland 17,431 13.7% 15,960 12.8% 33,391 13.2% Aberdeen City 537 9.8% 546 9.2% 1,083 9.5% Aberdeenshire 526 9.1% 420 8.3% 946 8.7% Angus 325 12.2% 334 13.6% 659 12.9% Argyll and Bute 193 9.2% 222 12.1% 415 10.5% Clackmannanshire 193 15.9% 209 17.9% 402 16.9% Dumfries and Galloway 473 14.4% 475 15.4% 948 14.9% Dundee City 608 14.8% 560 13.5% 1,168 14.2% East Ayrshire 452 15.9% 492 17.0% 944 16.4% East Dunbartonshire 240 8.2% 157 5.6% 397 6.9% East Lothian 211 11.1% 287 14.8% 498 13.0% East Renfrewshire 160 6.9% 133 6.2% 293 6.5% Edinburgh, City of 1,085 9.7% 1,138 9.9% 2,223 9.8% Eilean Siar 57 9.8% 45 8.8% 102 9.3% Falkirk 640 17.6% 387 11.4% 1,027 14.6% Fife 1,269 14.3% 1,152 13.3% 2,421 13.8% Glasgow City 3,155 20.6% 2,819 17.6% 5,974 19.1% Highland 582 11.7% 518 11.9% 1,100 11.8% Inverclyde 344 15.8% 307 14.4% 651 15.1% Midlothian 220 11.3% 231 12.1% 451 11.7% Moray 261 12.4% 224 12.1% 485 12.2% North Ayrshire 593 17.6% 588 17.3% 1,181 17.4% North Lanarkshire 1,451 16.4% 1,210 14.5% 2,661 15.5% Orkney Islands 37 8.6% 29 7.1% 66 7.9% Perth and Kinross 297 9.0% 280 9.8% 577 9.4% Renfrewshire 546 12.7% 506 12.4% 1,052 12.6% Scottish Borders 244 11.6% 239 10.9% 483 11.2% Shetland Islands 24 4.6% 53 11.3% 77 7.7% South Ayrshire 363 14.0% 349 14.0% 712 14.0% South Lanarkshire 1,095 13.7% 930 12.2% 2,025 12.9% Stirling 217 9.5% 176 7.6% 393 8.5% West Dunbartonshire 423 16.5% 377 15.3% 800 15.9% West Lothian 610 15.8% 567 14.8% 1,177 15.3% Source: 2001 Census of Population.Table 3(a): Percentage of 16-to 19-Year-Olds not in Education, Training or Employment in 2001 Shown by Genderand Single Year Age Bands for Scotland and Local Authorities In Scotland
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Date answered:
29 June 2006
S2W-26709
More information on this can be found in theSAAS publication Student Awards In Scotland 2004-05, a link to which is givenbelow: http://www.scotland.gov.uk/Publications/2005/12/1395648/56507.
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13 June 2006
S2W-26764
More Choices, More Chances outlinesthe action needed at an early stage to improve the life chances of young peoplein Scotland. It highlights the opportunities and support onoffer to help all 16 to 19-year-olds make a positive start to adult life andwork.
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11 May 2006
S2W-25274
As part of the Action Planon Tackling Sectarianism in Scotland launched in January we areworking in partnership with the Scottish Football Association and sportscotlandto develop a strategy for tackling sectarianism in football.
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1 February 2006
S2W-22579
The information collected and processed through the registration system creates the death registers of Scotland and these can be viewed by any member of the public.
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12 December 2005
S2W-20984
It has been estimated that between 7,000 and 15,000 people were infected in the United Kingdom in the 10 years prior to 1991, equating to between 700 and 1500 in Scotland, or some 70-150 each year. The current residual risk of hepatitis C is now estimated to be around one in 10 million donations and at this rate it could be expected that Scotland would experience one hepatitis C transmission every 40 years.
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24 November 2005
S2W-20529
However, it has not yet been decided whether the Executive will implement an integrated database for all Scotland statistics like that shown on the Statistics Sweden and Statistics Norway sites.
