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Date answered:
11 April 2000
S1W-05662
The Scottish Executive's indicators for measuring the effectiveness of action tackling poverty were set out in Social Justice: A Scotland where everyone matters, published on 22 November 1999, and the companion technical document.
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Date answered:
11 April 2000
S1W-05656
To inform the ongoing cross-Departmental consideration of the recommendations the Executive will shortly be inviting comments from a broad range of organisations based in Scotland on how to take forward the recommendations in devolved areas.A number of the recommendations are specifically directed at the Disability Rights Commission (DRC).
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Date answered:
2 March 2000
S1W-04490
Training needs are regularly reviewed by the Scottish Executive and the Association of Chief Police Officers in Scotland. S1W-04490
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Date answered:
25 February 2000
S1W-04700
The Regulations (SI 1999/3445) were made on 21 December and came into force on 1 February.I have written to the Chairman of the Transport and Environment Committee giving further details of the technical changes and effect of the Regulations in Scotland. S1W-04700
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Date answered:
21 February 2000
S1W-04168
To ask the Scottish Executive which formula is used to allocate capital allowances to local authorities on an authority by authority basis and who has responsibility for determining the total capital allowances for all local authorities in Scotland. By agreement with CoSLA, the single allocation formula is used to determine the main part of the non-housing...
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Date answered:
21 January 2000
S1W-03577
The final AEF figures for 2000-01, including the allocation of £15 million additional for policy priorities, will be announced in the Local Government Finance (Scotland) Order 2000 next month.Had Glasgow's expenditure guideline for 2000-01 increased compared with its current guideline in line with the Scottish average, it would have increased by £34.5 milli...
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Date answered:
15 September 1999
S1W-01274
The designation of SSSIs is the responsibility of Scottish Natural Heritage, which has a statutory duty under section 28 of the Wildlife and Countryside Act 1981 to notify land which, in its opinion, is of special scientific interest.While the relevant considerations in relation to SSSI notification are primarily scientific, SNH, in discharging its balancing duty to have regard to the need for social and economic development in Scotland...
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Date answered:
29 June 1999
S1W-00080
Details of expenditure since 1994-95 and plans to 2001-02 are contained in "Serving Scotland's Needs", a copy of which is in the Parliament's Information Centre.
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Date answered:
7 March 2007
S2W-31988
In 2005, the top 50 tourist attractions by number of annual visitorswere as follows: Visitor Attraction Visitor Numbers Edinburgh Castle, Edinburgh 1,187,342 Royal Museum and Museum of Scotland, Edinburgh 828,367 National Gallery of Scotland, Edinburgh 810,054 World Famous Old Blacksmith’s Shop Centre, Gretna Green 679,132 Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh, Edinburgh 619,946 Edinburgh Zoo, Edinburgh 614,321 National War Museum of Scotland, Edinburgh 567,744 Gallery of Modern Art, Glasgow 530,751 Edinburgh Bus Tours, Edinburgh 458,963 Glasgow Science Centre, Glasgow 422,848 Museum of Transport, Glasgow 376,115 Stirling Castle, Stirling 373,766 New Lanark Village and Visitor Centre, Lanark 362,850 Glasgow Botanic Gardens, Glasgow 350,000 People’s Palace, Glasgow 342,904 David Welch Winter Gardens, Aberdeen 319,905 Falkirk Wheel, Falkirk 298,562 Dundee Contemporary Arts, Dundee 279,717 Our Dynamic Earth, Edinburgh 273,279 Royal Yacht Britannia, Edinburgh 265,659 Burns National Heritage Park, Ayr 264,247 Deep Sea World, North Queensferry 260,000 Dean Castle and Country Park, Kilmarnock 257,857 Eilean Donan Castle and Visitor Centre, by Kyle of Lochalsh 257,240 Urquhart Castle, Drumnadrochit 237,910 Scotch Whisky Heritage Centre, Edinburgh 235,714 Centre for Contemporary Arts, Glasgow 235,237 The Burrell Collection, Glasgow 228,007 Scottish Wool Centre, Aberfoyle 225,009 Museum of Childhood, Edinburgh 222,584 Scottish National Gallery of Modern Art, Edinburgh 201,098 Boardwalk, Aberdeen 200,000 Culzean Castle and Country Park, Maybole 195,433 Baxters Highland Village, Fochabers 195,190 The Lighthouse, Glasgow 184,565 Aberdeen Art Gallery, Aberdeen 183,776 Teviot Watergardens, Kelso 179,053 Johnston’s Cashmere Visitor Centre, Elgin 164,570 Scottish National Portrait Gallery, Edinburgh 162,781 CairnGorm Mountain Railway, near Aviemore 162,702 Dean Gallery, Edinburgh 159,348 David Marshall Lodge, near Aberfoyle 156,198 Nevis Range, Fort William 155,301 Fruitmarket Gallery, Edinburgh 153,977 Museum of Flight, nr Haddington 150,908 Queens’ View Visitor Centre, Dunkeld 147,948 Scottish Seabird Centre, North Berwick 142,823 James Pringle Weavers of Inverness, Inverness 141,250 Isle of Bute Discovery Centre, Rothesay 136,325 Blair Castle, nr Pitlochry 135,330 Source: Scottish Visitor AttractionMonitor 2005.Two visitor attraction operatorsprovided figures for inclusion in the general analysis but indicated they did notwant their figures published.
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Date answered:
28 September 2006
S2W-28500
The following is a corrected answer(published on 2 February 2007);see below Rhona Brankin: The following table presents the mean and medianannual household income estimates for Scotland based on the Family Resources Survey.
