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Date answered:
5 October 2004
S2W-09986
Disaggregating that expenditureby individual establishment could only be obtained at disproportionate cost. Land & Building (£m) Motor Vehicles (£m) Plant & Equip (£m) Comp Equip (£m) Fixtures & Fittings (£m) Assets under Construction (£m) Intangible Assets (£m) Total (£m) 1999-2000 12 0 2 3 0 10 0 27 2000-01 13 0 2 1 0 8 0 24 2001-02 7 0 2 0 0 15 0 24 2002-03 19 0 1 0 0 15 0 36 2003-04 14 0 1 0 0 19 0 34 Investments during this periodincluded:HMP Barlinnie: Upgrade of prisoneraccommodationHMP Edinburgh: Newprisoner accommodationHM YOI Polmont: New prisoneraccommodationHMP Peterhead: Upgrade of prisoneraccommodation.
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Date answered:
24 January 2001
S1W-09343
The total resources available for the PTF also include residual commitments from the previous Government's Transport Challenge Fund which are set out in table 2.Table 1 - Public Transport Fund ProjectsAuthorityProjectAward for 1997-98 (£m)Consent Used in1997-98 (£m)Award for 1998-99 (£m)Consent Used in1998-99 (£m)Award for 1999-2000 (£m)Consent Used in1999-2000 (£m)Aberdeen A96/A956 Bus Priority and Park & Ride----£1.000£1.000AberdeenshireEllon Park & Ride----£0.300£0.260ClackmannanshireAlloa Town Centre Transport Interchange----£0.300£0.300Dumfries & GallowayDumfries Transport Initiative----£0.400£0.300Dundee Bus Priority and Real Time Information----£0.475£0.475East Lothian (on behalf of South East Scotland Transport Partnership)South East Scotland Travelticket ----£0.075£0.028EdinburghCrossrail----£0.500£0.095Eilean SiarEriskay Causeway----£0.900£0.900FalkirkRailway Station Access Programme----£0.230£0.160Glasgow Bailleston to Faifley Bus Priority*----£1.300£0.505HighlandCorran Ferry Replacement----£0.265£0.265SPTAPartick Interchange----£2.000£0.000West DunbartonshireBailleston to Faifley Bus Priority*----£0.750£0.433West Lothian Forthtrip Express----£0.270£0.270* Joint projectTable 2 - Transport Challenge Fund ProjectsAuthorityProjectAward for 1997-98 (£m)Consent Used in1997-98 (£m)Award for 1998-99 (£m)Consent Used in1998-99 (£m)Award for 1999-2000 (£m)Consent Used in1999-2000 (£m)AngusA92 Dundee to Arbroath£1.000£0.509£1.000£0.861-£0.630Argyll & ButeA848 Salen to Tobermory£3.000£2.615-£0.385--EdinburghCERT£4.000£2.262£6.000£3.096£3.750£3.795HighlandA890 Achnasheen to Glencarron£3.000£3.075----Scottish BordersA698 Kelso By-pass£4.000£3.991£2.500£2.500--Aberdeen CityLang Stracht Bus Priority and Park and Ride--£2.400£2.318£2.900£0.724East RenfrewshireGlasgow Southern Orbital Road--£1.500£0.584£1.000£0.180EdinburghA90 Echline - Barnton Bus Priority--£1.200£0.224-£0.642FalkirkFalkirk Orbital Road--£0.500£0.500£2.500£0.998FifeA90 Ferrytoll Park and Ride--£0.900£0.409£1.800£0.981MidlothianA701 Straiton - New Milton--£1.000£0.650£0.700£0.100South LanarkshireGarrion Bridge--£0.500£0.138£1.150£0.297SPTALarkhall - Milngavie Rail Link--£0.800-£4.200-StirlingAll Change Point at Forthside--£1.200£1.200£2.800£1.880 S1W-09343
Official Report
Meeting date:
3 May 2000
Plenary, 03 May 2000
They seek to increase the limit on neighbour burdens from 100 m to 500 m in urban areas, and from 100 m to 1 km in rural areas.In relation to distance criteria, I have said before that any limit—wherever the line is drawn—is in some respects arbitrary.
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Date answered:
18 January 2006
S2W-21913
Details are as follows: NHS Board Actual Allocation 1999-2000 £m Actual Allocation 2000-01 £m Actual Allocation 2001-02 £m Actual Allocation 2002-03 £m Actual Allocation 2003-04 £m Actual Allocation 2004-05 £m Actual Allocation 2005-06 £m Argyll and Clyde 399.945 429.153 454.343 476.764 509.567 571.174 610.630 Ayrshire and Arran 340.764 367.498 386.696 412.956 446.036 508.342 540.772 Borders 101.248 106.946 111.389 117.690 127.071 145.324 155.803 Dumfries and Galloway 148.004 153.781 162.489 173.251 185.178 209.764 225.833 Fife 297.928 320.117 334.372 353.873 382.916 435.686 469.016 Forth Valley 243.711 264.599 276.361 294.722 312.759 348.077 373.948 Grampian 455.518 488.023 502.968 539.080 576.841 626.984 663.707 Greater Glasgow 910.908 972.687 1,034.981 1,118.237 1,176.202 1,307.122 1,382.724 Highland 197.843 213.226 231.063 246.927 266.721 307.357 330.381 Lanarkshire 477.668 513.363 554.346 574.003 624.011 696.493 746.439 Lothian 681.295 729.672 771.940 775.075 886.270 943.836 998.246 Orkney 21.427 22.375 24.498 25.696 27.033 30.796 32.072 Shetland 24.782 26.636 28.239 30.974 33.308 35.736 37.106 Tayside 396.642 425.536 459.060 473.887 496.043 551.146 583.870 Western Isles 36.903 39.791 43.869 46.515 50.265 54.528 57.707 S2W-21913
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
18 January 2000
S1W-01901
The updated information is shown below. 1995-961996-971997-981998-991999-20002000-012001-02 £m£m£m£m£m£m£m Outtur...
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Date answered:
20 August 1999
S1W-00664
The outturn and planned expenditure have been extracted from the Scottish Office Report "Serving Scotland's Needs", a copy of which is available in the Parliament's Information Centre. 1995-961996-971997-981998-991999-002000-012001-02 £m£m£m£m£m£m£m OutturnOutturnOutturnEstimated OutturnPlansPlansPlansMotorway and Trunk Road Construction & Improvement Note 11421209158231417(Indexed Prices) Note 21581299659231416Motorway and Trunk Road Repair & MaintenanceNotes 1&384838098140161169(Indexed Prices)938984100140157161Other Transport Programmes Note 445444664656565(Indexed Prices)50474866656362HIAL11779161113(Indexed Prices)12879161112CalMac15142019211716(Indexed Prices)17152119211715SPTE Note 5-7110294887871(Indexed Prices)-7610796887668Scotrail Note 6-----107100(Indexed Prices)-----10495Notes1. Disaggregated figures are not available for road management costs.
SPICe briefings
Date published:
19 August 2021
Environment: Subject Profile
., Underwood, N., & Vellend, M. (2008). Ecological consequences of genetic diversity.
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Date answered:
27 October 2003
S2W-03109
Both categories arerelevant because, other than for young children, it is believed that themajority of the latter are likely to have been suicides.Deaths from Intentional Self-Harm and Eventsof Undetermined Intent,by Age and Gender, Scotland, 2000-02 Year Gender All ages Age Group 0-14 15-29 30-44 45-59 60-74 75+ Intentional self-harm1 2000 M...
Official Report
Meeting date:
15 February 2000
Rural Affairs Committee, 15 Feb 2000
I see in the regulations that the satellite monitoring system is to be compulsory on vessels that are up to 24 m in overall length. Over 24 m. Yes.
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
3 February 2004
S2W-05625
However, it is not possible todisaggregate their total spend down to this level and therefore is not possibleto provide an accurate calculation of spend per head.The only elements of Executive spending in this area that can be disaggregated are set out in the following table: 1999-2000 (£m) 2000-01 (£m) 2001-02 (£m) 2002-03 (£m) 2003-04 (£m) Grant-in-aid to sportscotland (including any additional end year funding) 10.109 10.309 12.859 14.679 14.702 Contribution to redevelopment of Hampden 2.750 - - - Commonwealth Games (Scotland) Fund - - - 2.500 - Physical Activity Task Force budget - - - 0.500 - Working with Paths To Health; Scottish Out of School Network; Scottish Youth Dance; and SUSTRANS 0.437 Core Funding of Cycling Scotland - - - - 0.200 Cycling, Walking & Safer Streets allocation to local authorities - 5.200 3 4.600 8 Contribution to funding of Bike Week - - - 0.005 0.008 S2W-05625
