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30 October 2012
S4W-10038
Relevant indicators in the National Performance Framework include: ensuring that Edinburgh’s seaside is clean through improving the state of Scotland’s marine environment; increase people’s use of Scotland’s outdoors; improve people’s perception of their neighbourhood; reduce waste generated; reduce Scotland’s carbon footprint; increase the abundance of terrestrial breeding birds; increase cultural engagement; improve people’s perceptions about the crime rate in their area; increase physical activity...
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30 October 2012
S4W-10039
In the run up to, and during, the year we will focus on promoting the activities available in Scotland’s natural tourism attractions and will inspire the people of Scotland to rediscover their own country and visitors to come and experience and participate in Scotland’s natural festivals and events, natural tourism attraction and outdoors locations.
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23 October 2012
S4W-09861
Work is also progressing to identify further locations in the marine environment that meet the criteria for consideration as Special Protection Areas for seabirds and waterfowl for critical activities such as foraging. The only species of seabird in Scotland not covered by SPA provisions of the EU Wild Birds Directive is the Black Guillemot.
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30 July 2012
S4W-08339
Within these SIPs there will be some distinct activities which will support manufacturing within those sectors including increasing awareness of opportunities to school leavers.
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21 June 2012
S4W-07589
Those joining vessels engaged on a one-port voyage and operating beyond British waters are not subject to work permit requirements, including the national minimum wage, and are subject to immigration controls only to the extent necessary to regulate their transit across UK territory to join the vessel and/or facilitate shore leave. Activity relating to one-...
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6 June 2012
S4W-07437
These additional visits are referred to as “bonding” or “birth” visits. Access to family activity visits. These are held periodically throughout the year typically at Christmas, Halloween and Easter.
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24 April 2012
S4W-06544
They also provide an emergency helpline number, 0845 155 3366, in case of animal disease outbreaks and a fax number, on 0845 244 5236, for veterinary practices notification of tuberculosis (TB) cattle inspections, to allow a co-ordinated approach to inspections activity. Use of these non geographic numbers ensure that calls from anywhere in the UK, using t...
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23 March 2012
S4W-06123
To ask the Scottish Executive how many people are working to (a) ascertain the effect on current (i) activity and (ii) jobs of the proposed marine protected area (MPA) sites in Shetland and (b) complete seabed surveys to help form the management plan in relation to decisions on these MPAs, and what the total projected cost is for these investigations.
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16 December 2011
S4W-04349
In 2011-12, sportscotland will invest up to £1,053,702 in Glasgow City Council, with £902,500 allocated to Active Schools, and the remaining £151,202 directed towards community sport hub development.
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1 December 2011
S4W-04119
Actions that contribute to these aims include over £44 million of the proceeds of crime re-invested by the CashBack programme into communities across Scotland through sporting, cultural, youth and third sector organisations, with over 600,000 young people benefitting from diversionary activities and intervention projects. This investment will continue to he...
