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Date answered:
21 January 2025
S6W-32834
Costs are revised over time as designs are finalised and more detailed investigations are carried out and as new information emerges.Schemes will only be taken forward for construction if they receive the necessary statutory and regulatory approvals, so the expected completion date is not yet known.More detailed information on each of the schemes can be obtained from the relevant local authorities whose responsibility it is to develop and deliver flood protection schemes and who are best placed to answer specific questions on each of the schemes.(3) Note: Formally confirmed under Flood Risk Management (Scotland) Act (2009).(4) Note: Notification (first stage towards legal confirmation) complete under Flood Risk Management (Scotland) Act (2009)8 of the 40 schemes initially eligible have been withdrawn from the cycle one funded programme (2 voluntarily and 6 because they failed to meet the notification deadline of 31 March 2024). 1 is no longer required. S6W...
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Date answered:
12 December 2024
S6W-32011
Local Development Plans should also identify and protect existing woodland and the potential for its enhancement or expansion. S6W-32011
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Date answered:
6 December 2024
S6W-31719
The video was viewed over 52 million times, with 25 million of these through to completion, and 8.8 million engagements.The SMART objectives for the campaign were:To achieve 10% awareness of the campaign among live / work / study / visit / business target audiences in France / Germany / Spain by mid-April 2019 Among campaign recognisers in France / Germany / Spain achieve 30% agreement that Scotland is an (i) open and (ii) welcoming nation by mid-April 2019Among campaign recognisers, achieve 30% agreement that Scotland continues to extend a warm welcome even in uncertain times by mid-April 2019Among campaign recognisers, achieve 20% agreement that the Scotland of today is (i) inclusive (ii) innovative by mid-April 2019Among campaign recognisers, achieve a 10% consideration level of Scotland as a place to (i) live (ii) work (iii) study (iv) do business (v) visit by mid-April 2019Among campaign recognisers, achieve 3% claimed action as a result of seeing the campaign by mid-April 2019The campaign significantly exceeded these targets, achieving the following results:34% campaign awareness amongst live/work audiences, 49% awareness amongst study audiences, 30% awareness amongst visit audiences and 33% amongst business audience70% agreement that Scotland is an open and welcoming nation 76% agreement that Scotland continues to extend a warm welcome even in uncertain timesAmong campaign recognisers, 56% considered Scotland to be innovative and 60% considered Scotland to be inclusiveAmong campaign recognisers, positive consideration of Scotland as a place to live and work achieved 39%, as an overseas study destination 44%, as a place to do business 40% and a place to visit 43%.82% of all campaign recognisers claimed to have taken action as a result of the campaign S6W...
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Date answered:
18 November 2024
S6W-30839
Any other local authority can submit an application for a LEZ to Scottish Ministers following the due process and according to legislative requirements.Vehicle idling - we are undertaking a review of the current guidance on vehicle idling with local authorities. S6W-30839
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Date answered:
11 October 2024
S6W-30246
PACE partners SDS and Scottish Enterprise had a joint introductory meeting with Petroineos on 3 October 2024 to outline the support available to employees impacted by the planned closure of refining operations.We believe that the wider Grangemouth site retains the potential to be utilised as part of Scotland’s low-carbon transition, and it has been identified as a potential site for future low carbon technologies which will not only drive Scotland’s economy, but contribute to our transition to net zero.This is why the Scottish and UK Governments have confirmed a £100m package for Falkirk and Grangemouth, including our £40 million contribution to the Growth Deal and £10 million for community projects in Grangemouth and an additional £10m announced by UK Government after Petroineos’ decision to close the refinery site, as well as the £1.5m Project Willow study (jointly funded by the Scottish and UK Governments) which aims to look at options for developing new long term industry at the refinery site.My officials will continue to work in partnership with the Forth Green Freeport team, and with UK Government counterparts in order to ensure the successful delivery of the Green Freeport, to the benefit of the communities in the region, and to the wider economic success of Scotland. S6W...
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Date answered:
24 September 2024
S6W-29943
Therefore the supplier needs to have capacity to trade large volumes and achieve Value For Money for the whole Scottish public sector.All of these aspects have been set out as well as the options of Power Purchase Agreements and the mechanism for local authorities to approach the Supplier to sell the power which has been self-generated. S6W-29943
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Date answered:
27 June 2024
S6W-28174
Local Authority 2019 2020 2021 2022 2023 2024 Scotland 18,422 13,471 14,109 13,702 13,549 6,770 Aberdeen City 1,208 797 784 639 639 311 Aberdeenshire 680 559 534 553 496 261 Angus 367 282 320 248 295 123 Argyll and Bute 249 162 182 164 168 82 Clackmannanshire 145 103 131 130 99 49 Dumfries and Galloway 407 317 348 313 278 149 Dundee City 615 494 579 517 518 264 East Ayrshire 404 283 318 251 282 152 East Dunbartonshire 337 267 300 248 272 119 East Lothian 327 241 292 303 303 174 East Renfrewshire 280 215 227 224 214 114 Edinburgh, City of 1,889 1,208 1,388 1,402 1,286 657 Falkirk 526 425 408 419 450 238 Fife 1,093 854 859 846 907 437 Glasgow City 2,219 1,501 1,654 1,668 1,636 837 Highland 798 610 609 627 654 324 Inverclyde 236 185 199 167 147 70 Midlothian 409 255 302 261 304 151 Moray 258 208 192 202 217 103 Na h-Eilean Siar 44 32 26 34 25 10 North Ayrshire 417 315 345 328 297 132 North Lanarkshire 1,317 918 927 832 839 379 Orkney Islands 27 16 16 24 21 14 Perth and Kinross 478 374 374 425 369 202 Renfrewshire 696 482 447 517 485 243 Scottish Borders 287 256 249 260 252 137 Shetland Islands 23 22 20 22 20 15 South Ayrshire 337 295 264 261 300 131 South Lanarkshire 1,145 832 864 902 780 452 Stirling 264 215 224 211 246 101 West Dunbartonshire 327 253 235 179 232 119 West Lothian 613 495 492 525 518 220 Source: Police Scotland Management Information S6W...
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Date answered:
30 April 2024
S6W-27125
Further information on the model can be found on the UK Government’s website: https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/the-border-target-operating-model-august-2023 S6W-27125
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Date answered:
31 January 2024
S6W-24311
This information is personal data of a third party, and disclosing it would contravene the data protection principles in Article 5(1) of the General Data Protection Regulation and in section 34(1) of the Data Protection Act 2018. S6W-24311
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Date answered:
12 December 2023
S6W-23408
Unit 2020-21 2021-22 2022-23 North East £440,650 North West £1,351,727 South East £314,571 £745,003 £585,680 South West £472,008 £570,657 £777,523 S6W-23408
