There are 39,569 results relating to "S6W-01975"
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Questions and Answers
Date answered:
12 September 2023
S6W-20642
We have a number of measures already in place to support families with babies in neonatal care:Providing accommodation for parents to stay on or near neonatal units and facilities within the unit to encourage kangaroo skin to skin care and early support for breastfeeding;Roll out of the Young Patients Family Fund (formerly the Neonatal Expenses Fund) to support families with the costs of travel, accommodation and food whilst their baby is in neonatal care; andRepatriating babies to their local neonatal units as soon as clinically possible Neonatal units have agreed to continue to seek parent feedback to ensure opportunities to improve the experiences of families are identified on an ongoing basis. S6W...
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Date answered:
6 September 2023
S6W-20578
£100m Distributed £45.5m Retained Aberdeen City 3.446 1.568 Aberdeenshire 5.065 2.305 Angus 2.094 0.953 Argyll & Bute 1.482 0.674 Clackmannanshire 0.938 0.427 Dumfries and Galloway 2.743 1.248 Dundee City 2.754 1.253 East Ayrshire 2.278 1.036 East Dunbartonshire 2.267 1.031 East Lothian 2.027 0.922 East Renfrewshire 2.306 1.049 Edinburgh, City of 7.256 3.302 Eilean Siar 0.494 0.225 Falkirk 3.052 1.389 Fife 7.076 3.219 Glasgow City 11.314 5.148 Highland 4.413 2.008 Inverclyde 1.439 0.655 Midlothian 1.869 0.850 Moray 1.689 0.769 North Ayrshire 2.602 1.184 North Lanarkshire 6.868 3.124 Orkney 0.440 0.200 Perth & Kinross 2.478 1.128 Renfrewshire 3.282 1.493 Scottish Borders 2.018 0.918 Shetland 0.518 0.236 South Ayrshire 2.016 0.917 South Lanarkshire 6.449 2.934 Stirling 1.779 0.810 West Dunbartonshire 1.740 0.792 West Lothian 3.808 1.733 100.000 45.500 S6W...
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Date answered:
4 September 2023
S6W-20517
Other SWSTS recommendations which were not ultimately recommended by STPR2, including ‘Development of Enhanced Diversionary Routes and Route Planning on the local road network’ and ‘Development of the Timber Transport Network’ were deemed to be more appropriate for progression at the regional or local level. S6W-20517
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Date answered:
1 September 2023
S6W-20173
Other schemes include the HES grants and loans scheme, which is available for all owner-occupiers across Scotland, and Area Based Schemes, which is targeted at those in fuel poverty and is delivered by Local Authorities. S6W-20173
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
30 August 2023
S6W-20419
However, financial assistance is available towards the following assessments and plans:Farm Environment Assessment claims can range from £200-600 depending on the hectarage coveredMoorland Management Plans claims can range from £100-600 based on the area covered by the PlanLowland Bog Plan claimants can receive £300 for land that is 10 hectares or greater. S6W-20419
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Date answered:
29 August 2023
S6W-20426
CIIs per AO Number of years of records that are included in the inspections Ayr 32 46 39 41 73 231 29 Benbecula 14 18 3 19 18 72 24 Dumfries 27 51 23 46 57 204 29 Elgin 13 16 9 20 16 74 26 Galashiels 24 35 13 38 47 157 28 Golspie 10 14 7 4 16 51 19 Hamilton 20 33 14 23 36 126 29 Inverness 24 29 10 23 50 136 26 Inverurie 52 67 42 72 90 323 28 Kirkwall 19 23 13 18 22 95 28 Lerwick 10 10 7 14 12 53 21 Oban 23 29 7 29 35 123 27 Perth 47 59 43 51 77 277 30 Portree 11 13 3 3 19 49 21 Stornoway 9 10 3 6 12 40 20 Thurso 20 23 14 25 29 111 26 S6W...
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Date answered:
16 August 2023
S6W-20222
Scottish Government has no locus in setting these terms unless it is a fund which is being distributed on our behalf. S6W-20222
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Date answered:
16 August 2023
S6W-20081
It is impossible, however, to make effective plans for the delivery of border checks while the UK Government continues to delay the publication of the awaited UK Target Operating Model for Borders. S6W-20081
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Date answered:
15 August 2023
S6W-20135
This can be of significant benefit to not only the fishing industry but also fisheries managers and could improve our ability to provide enhanced protection to our marine environment going forward. S6W-20135
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Date answered:
15 August 2023
S6W-20308
In addition to currently providing up to 100% funding for peatland restoration, we are working on a variety of parallel fronts by leveraging activity across the Scottish Government and through Peatland ACTION to increase restoration rates, this includes:developing new models for private finance;improving our scientific knowledge base to ensure we target restoration where it can be most beneficial;encouraging landowners and managers to participate in restoration through our land and agriculture reform programmes as well as exploring opportunities for restoration on public land;signposting to the new National Planning Framework ( https://www.gov.scot/publications/national-planning-framework-4/pages/6/ ), which strengthens controls on future extraction and on other types of development on peat;our consultation on ending the sale of peat in Scotland (closed 12 May 2023) which will support further policy development;addressing the skills shortages through the Peatland Skills, Capacity and Training Group which brings together partners from Peatland ACTION, Skills Development Scotland, LANTRA, Confor, Scotland’s Rural Collage and the James Hutton Institute;developing a Technical Compendium (published November 2022) ( https://www.nature.scot/doc/peatland-action-technical-compendium ) which is providing robust and standardised guidance on how to restore peatland and is helping contractors to specify and plan works more efficiently. S6W...
