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10 February 2005
S2O-05340
Ambulance services make a vital contribution to high quality, responsive health care in Scotland. Through the Scottish Ambulance Service, the Scottish Executive is investing in more ambulance service staff, modern vehicles, better equipment and state of the art control and dispatch systems to help further improve the effectiveness of the service.The Scottis...
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1 February 2005
S2W-13221
The Scottish Executive currently has no plans to directly recognise the contribution made by Thomas Blake Glover to the development of Japanese industry.Notwithstanding this, Mr Glover’s historical significance is acknowledged by Scottish Executive officials responsible for developing trade and investment between Scotland and Japan, and where appropriate ci...
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28 January 2005
S2W-13196
The aim of the review, which will report in the spring of 2006, is to provide a plan for improved NHS wheelchair service provision across the whole of Scotland. The review will identify the needs of people using the service and make recommendations in consultation with stakeholders on how the service might be improved.
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20 January 2005
S2O-05024
The Executive provides strategicguidance to Scottish Enterprise through A Smart, Successful Scotland (SSS). The refreshed strategyplaces sustainability at the heart of enterprise and competitiveness, and makesit clear that the Enterprise Networks must take account of the need for sustainabledevelopment in all their activities.The refreshed SSS makes an expl...
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17 December 2004
S2W-12823
The re-establishment of an Airdrie to Bathgate rail link was a key recommendation of the Central Scotland Transport Corridor Studies. The project aims to provide fast and frequent services, creating an attractive alternative to the car and significantly improving linkage along the corridor.
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15 December 2004
S2W-12847
Now fully operational, NHS 24 has achieved its key business plan objective of providing ready access to health care assessments, advice and information for the whole population of Scotland. In addition NHS 24 is providing a vital call handling service for patients who may require a GP out of hours at a time when many GPs are exercising their right to opt ou...
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10 December 2004
S2W-12613
I have asked Angiolina Foster, the Chief Executive of Communities Scotland to respond. Her response is as follows:There are no circumstances in the regulations, covering the central heating programme for the over 80s, which prevent Eaga Partnership Ltd from sanctioning the use of existing radiators.
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9 December 2004
S2W-12545
Three volumes of Regulations and Guidance on the Children (Scotland) Act 1995 were published in 1997.
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9 December 2004
S2O-04479
In 1999 the consultation paper Tackling Congestion considered potential road user charging options, including charging on local roads, and charging on the motorway and trunk road network.Only powers for a local authority to charge on local roads became part of the Transport (Scotland) Act 2001. This includes both new and existing roads.
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1 December 2004
S2W-12314
In response to this report, the Scottish Executive commissioned Learning and Teaching Scotland to further investigate local authority provision for swimming and to identify barriers to swimmingprovision and suggest solutions to education authorities through good practice case studies.
