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Date answered:
14 May 2019
S5W-22980
Figures for the final quarter, 1 January 2019 to 31 March 2019, will be published in June 2019 and may differ slightly from the figures previously published by the Scottish Government More Homes Division for a number of reasons, including: differences in data extraction dates and changes made to the historical data after the original publication.
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Date answered:
8 May 2019
S5W-22783
Local authorities are responsible for assessing the housing needs in their areas, and guidance for the setting of Local Housing Strategy targets, including reporting annually on progress, was published on Friday 29 March at https://www.gov.scot/publications/wheelchair-accessible-housing-target-guidance-note-mhdgn-201902/ .
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15 April 2019
S5W-22378
Steps will also be taken to alert our Resilience Hubs, NHS 24 and other public sector partners. On 28 March 2019 the Scottish Government’s Chief Medical Officer and Chief Pharmaceutical Officer wrote to health professionals across Scotland to offer advice on preparations being made to enable to the NHS to respond to and manage potential medicine shortages,...
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27 February 2019
S5W-21536
Estimated number of hospitality properties eligible for Transitional Relief by Local Authority 2019-20 to 2021-22 2019-20 2020-21 2021-22 Aberdeen City 134 123 105 Aberdeenshire 80 59 38 Angus 23 16 9 Argyll & Bute 304 248 136 Clackmannanshire 26 16 13 Dumfries & Galloway 51 34 21 Dundee City 35 19 14 East Ayrshire 17 7 4 East Dunbartonshire 2 0 0 East Lothian 38 21 9 East Renfrewshire 11 5 4 Edinburgh, City of 636 442 319 Eilean Siar 18 15 9 Falkirk 47 36 21 Fife 93 53 26 Glasgow City 199 136 101 Highland 398 208 123 Inverclyde 13 11 6 Midlothian 17 8 4 Moray 55 31 20 North Ayrshire 24 14 6 North Lanarkshire 10 6 4 Orkney Islands 15 10 9 Perth & Kinross 127 71 62 Renfrewshire 32 23 15 Scottish Borders 50 33 19 Shetland Islands 36 24 13 South Ayrshire 62 35 19 South Lanarkshire 29 14 12 Stirling 136 117 92 West Dunbartonshire 6 4 3 West Lothian 22 18 13 Scotland 2,746 1,857 1,249 Note: These estimates have been derived by summing all hospitality properties on the valuation roll in 2019 that have experienced a percentage rise in their gross NDR Bill since March...
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Date answered:
21 February 2019
S5W-21343
(a) Table 1: Total spending from the Fair Food Fund by year from 2016-17 to 2018-19: Year Spend 2016-17 £991,000 2017-18 £1,010,000 2018-19 £1,589,916 The breakdown of this spend is detailed in Table 2: Table 2: Breakdown of spending from the Fair Food Fund by year from 2016-17 to 2018-19: Year Recipient of funding Spend* 2016-17 Fair Food Transformation Fund £508,000 Fareshare (distribution of surplus food to community members) £250,000 Centrestage (Dignified Food Provision Project) £200,000 Meal Makers (to reduce food poverty and malnutrition, improve diets and combat social isolation among older people) £20,000 Emergency Food Fund transition (small awards to projects funded under the Emergency Food Fund) £9,000 Evaluation Support Scotland (evaluation of Dignified Food Provision Project) £4,000 2017-18 Fair Food Transformation Fund £743,000 Fareshare (distribution of surplus food to community members) £200,000 Cash for Kids (Christmas holiday food provision to children) £40,000 Rocket Science (Evaluation of FFTF) £27,000 2018-19 Fair Food Transformation Fund £738,712 Fareshare (distribution of surplus food to community members, trial of community pantry models) £250,000 Centrestage (Dignified Food Provision Project) £50,000 Rocket Science (Evaluation of FFTF) £6,000 Tackling food insecurity during school holidays** £492,745 Nourish Scotland (Dignity Project) £52,459 *2018-2019 refers to total amount granted as final spend figures will not be available until after 31 March...
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Date answered:
29 January 2019
S5W-20980
Anaerobic Digestion schemes up to 5 MW have been supported through the UK Government’s Feed-in-Tariffs (FiT) scheme which will close to new applicants in March 2019. The Scottish Government have agreed that the FiT regine should be retained given its importamance for small scale projects and community renewables projects.
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21 December 2018
S5W-19936
The following tables provide the average waiting times for Neurology in days across all NHS territorial NHS Boards from 2007 to 2017. In March 2010, the national standard for new outpatients changed from 15 weeks for General Practitioner/General Dental Practitioner referrals only, to a standard of 12 weeks for all sources of referrals.
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Date answered:
20 December 2018
S5W-20477
The Scottish Government also published the ‘Cyber Resilience Learning and Skills Action Plan’ in March 2018. The plan recognises the need to keep ourselves, our families and our organisations safe and secure, and able to manage threat whilst acknowledging the enormous opportunities digital technologies provide.
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Date answered:
7 November 2018
S5W-19584
The advice received from our independent, statutory advisors,the UK Committee on Climate Change, in March 2017, provided two options: 1 - Keep the target for a reduction in greenhouse gas emissions of at least 80% by 2050 with subsequent reviewsto increase ambition; 2 - Set a ‘stretch’ target for a reduction in greenhouse gas emissions of 90% by 2050, poten...
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Date answered:
1 May 2018
S5W-15655
To ask the Scottish Government, further to the answer to question S5W-14474 by Fergus Ewing on 13 March 2018, how many of the (a) cattle, (b) sheep, (c) pigs and (d) goats that were exported in 2017 for (i) slaughter, (ii) breeding and (iii) fattening/production had (A) Northern Ireland, (B) the Republic of Ireland, (C) France, (D) Belgium, (E) Spain, (F) ...
