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Date answered:
7 November 2005
S2W-20088
We are offering support to all FCO postsby making marketing materials available for use at events.The First Minister will be sendinghis annual message to all FCO posts to be read not only at all FCO sponsored eventsbut events attended by Ambassadors and High Commissioners.We are aware of the followingevents taking place:(a) The Embassy in Dushanbe,Tajikistan, (Central Asia),the Embassy in Skopje, Macedonia and the Embassy in Belgrade, Serbia are holdingSt Andrew’s Day receptions...
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Date answered:
10 February 2004
S2W-05391
The following projects, allof which were not objected to by the relevant local authority, were consentedby ministers without a public local inquiry:Flue gas desulphurisation atLongannet; Peterhead power station - repowering project; extension to Lerwickpower station; Peterhead power station - gas reception facility; additionalboiler at BP Grangemouth; Cuile...
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Date answered:
31 May 2000
S1W-07420
Further to my answer of 23 February, I am today announcing the allocation of £5.26 million to Edinburgh for the immediate provision of interim direct access facilities for people who are presently sleeping rough in Edinburgh; for the development of a new reception and direct access facility, for the provision of services for rough sleepers who have complex ...
Official Report
Meeting date:
29 November 2001
Plenary, 29 Nov 2001
The table on the right should be used by members whose surnames begin with Mc, Mac or the letters N to Z. I hope that that is clear.Members should give their names to the clerk, who will hand them a ballot paper.
Official Report
Meeting date:
28 April 2005
Plenary, 28 Apr 2005
The Scottish Executive, together with the Scottish Parliament, the European Commission and members of the European Parliament in Scotland, will host a reception in the Parliament on the evening of 9 May to mark Europe day as part of further promotion of the benefits of the European Union.
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Date answered:
11 March 2002
S1W-23451
The figures for average available staffed beds are based on the average daily beds available for the reception of in-patients. The number of administration staff rose between 1991-92 and 1995-96.
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Date answered:
6 November 2006
S2W-29212
Information on completions is not available by localauthority area before 2002-03.Table 1: Number of new and improvedhomes supported by the Development Programme approved by Communities Scotland.Total Approved Units by LocalAuthority Summary 1999-2000 to 2005-06 Unitary Authority 1999-2000 2000-01 2001-02 2002-03 2003-04 2004-05 2005-06 Aberdeenshire 206 206 193 309 221 147 246 Angus 123 115 108 93 98 48 172 Argyll and Bute 131 76 70 79 89 307 198 City of Aberdeen 209 190 113 111 233 153 72 City of Dundee 172 406 312 87 360 297 212 City of Edinburgh 764 370 324 271 517 422 858 City of Glasgow 1,873 1,463 1,638 1,589 1,373 1,139 920 Clackmannanshire 0 72 28 50 27 33 26 Dumfries and Galloway 125 162 96 98 154 188 196 East Ayrshire 63 72 36 0 40 10 96 East Dunbartonshire 81 0 10 4 13 142 66 East Lothian 33 18 34 0 163 47 106 East Renfrewshire 63 41 60 15 4 0 117 Falkirk 91 76 34 16 32 70 4 Fife 295 333 231 212 255 193 254 Highland 161 294 182 246 268 267 682 Inverclyde 144 193 184 135 128 147 219 Midlothian 28 0 45 14 1 31 128 Moray 56 35 10 4 92 159 222 North Ayrshire 93 39 126 71 79 86 125 North Lanarkshire 393 327 370 194 377 334 241 Orkney Islands 73 52 75 48 72 42 56 Perth and Kinross 334 103 148 182 152 396 258 Renfrewshire 255 206 276 269 353 109 318 Shetland Islands 38 7 40 7 38 59 18 South Ayrshire 81 146 95 80 60 70 121 South Lanarkshire 187 396 199 331 426 250 227 Stirling 115 107 59 35 114 19 33 The Scottish Borders 109 110 71 63 64 60 45 West Dunbartonshire 221 264 55 79 308 81 127 West Lothian 154 102 90 65 105 54 128 Western Isles 16 24 40 2 60 48 56 Total 6,687 6,005 5,352 4,759 6,276 5,408 6,547 Percentage Change n...
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Date answered:
9 November 2005
S2W-20174
To ask the Scottish Executive what the expenditure per head was in each local authority, broken down into (a) education, (b) highways and transport, (c) social services, (d) housing, excluding housing revenue account (HRA), (e) culture, (f) environmental, (g) planning and development, (h) police, (i) courts, (j) central services, (k) other, (l) mandatory rent allowances, (m) mandatory rent rebates to non-HRA tenants and (n...
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Date answered:
8 March 2005
S2W-14712
Information broken down by employing local authority and information relating to police, fire and teaching staff who are employed in local government and who have retired on health grounds is not held in the form requested and is therefore not readily available.Local Government Pension Scheme Membership and Ill Health Retirement Details 2003-04, Figures taken from LFR 24 Returns *Figures for All Employees is Excluding Admitted Employees Pension Fund No. of Contributing Members Total Ill-Health Retirals Percentage *All Employees Admitted Employees Aberdeen City 21,251 2,616 23,867 N...
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Date answered:
28 March 2007
S2W-32070
Name of Minister Title Date of Visit Purpose Of Visit Including Organisation Met Donald Dewar First Minister 6 August 1999 Launch of Land Reform Website Creamery Visit and Announcement Exam Results Announcement Q and A Event Kirkwall Arts Centre 24 March 2000 Visit To Balfour Hospital Opening of Orkney College Signing of Orkney World Heritage Site Contract Henry McLeish First Minister 2 March 2001 Official Opening Balfour Hospital Glaitness Primary School Radio Orkney Interview Jack McConnell First Minister 14 May 2005 30th Anniversary of Islands Council Gala Events 15 May 2005 Tour of Scapa Flow 23 April 2006 Service of thanksgiving St Magnus Cathedral Visit to St Magnus Festival Offices 24 April 2006 Highlands and Islands Convention Official Opening of Garson Dental Practice Visit to European Machine Energy Centre Offices Visit to Firth Primary School Jim Wallace Deputy First Minister 3 September 1999 Opening of Orkney Science Festival 22 November 1999 Speech at Conference for Lifelong Learning 8 September 2000 Opening of Orkney Science Festival 10 November 2000 Attending Orkney Disability Forum 15 February 2001 Speech at Orkney Youth Crime Seminar 2 March 2001 Opening of Balfour Hospital Visit to Glaitness Primary School 25 November 2002 Launch of the Orkney drug, Alcohol and Smoking Action Plan 30 August 2002 Chairing Criminal lecture at Orkney Science Festival 15 October 2002 Speech at the Renewable Reality Seminar at Stromness Academy 29 November 2002 Speech at Homelessness Awareness day BBC Question Time, Kirkwall Grammar 31 May 2003 International Council on Monuments and Sites UK Buffet Supper in Orkney 2 June 2003 Speech at Orkney’s Health Everyone’s Business Conference 2 September 2003 Royal Engagement 14 May 2004 Reception...
