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There has been a continuing deterioration in the condition of both berths (Arran and Irish berths) over many years, brought about by a lack of investment in the maintenance of this piece of critical infrastructure.
For UNISON, history is being repeated and it’s clear that lessons have not be learned from that experience which is still very much in the memory of many of our long serving police staff members.
As the Committee is aware James Withers made a number of recommendations on the case for change to ensure our post school system is fit for the many challenges of the future. The Initial Priorities paper, published as part of the Purpose and Principles in the summer, accepted the premise of many of the recommendation...
By this stage I was in touch with the Mental Welfare Commission to try to progress matters. Many months later, when pressed by the MWC, a senior manager from social work admitted that “a specific risk assessment was not undertaken”. • My daughter made various statements about allegations of abuse.
Judges were recognising court cases that breached this right, with an early case going to the New York Supreme Court. In recent years, many Western countries have seen our law courts used by the very rich and powerful, many (most?)
Scotland excel could support with advice on the ‘how’ of procurement and commissioning, although many local authorities support very positively with procurement support.
Will the Committee also consider requesting Local Authorities and Park Authorities provide information on how many reports they have received from the public about damage to Scotland’s woods and how many ancient and native woods have been damaged or lost to development with and without planning consent?