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10 September 2008
S3W-15705
Generating more sustainable low carbon energy through renewables is an important element of the programme; We have extended the public sector fund to allow it to be used to support renewable technologies as well as energy efficiency; We have tripled funding for community and microgeneration, with £13.5 million available each year compared to the previous administration''s £4.5 million; We are more actively...
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4 September 2008
S3O-04048
The Scottish Government accepted the conclusion of the feasibility study group that to assist the support to victims and their children across Scotland, development work is required to: Develop occupational standards for working with victims of domestic abuse; Increase the collaboration and opportunity for joint activity between key agencies working with ...
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22 August 2008
S3W-15294
Orkney is planning to use Adastra''s out-of-hours system to support A&E activity. S3W-15294
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Date answered:
10 June 2008
S3W-13604
Work is currently underway on the road improvement scheme at Glenairlie and AIP works are planned to improve safety on the A76 trunk road as follows: Mauchline passively safe island trial Auldgirth to Skerrington route review - signs, high friction surfacing and lining Vehicle activated sign installation - signs at Courthill, Auldgirth, Barburgh Mill and...
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9 June 2008
S3W-13705
That report, Developing Social Prescribing and Community Referrals for Mental Health in Scotland (Bib. number 45194) provides current service examples and offers guidance on steps that can be taken to encourage and arrange access to the arts; creativity, physical activity, learning, volunteering and other approaches for the potential positive impact these p...
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1 February 2008
S3W-08734
The act defines a school orhostel as “health-promoting” if it provides (whether on its own or in conjunctionwith health boards, parents or any other person)-(a) activities, and(b) an environment and facilities, which promote the physical, social, mental andemotional health and well-being of pupils in attendance at the school or residingin the hostel.We are ...
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28 January 2008
S3W-08070
The figures provided are forcompleted installations. The increased activity following the Cabinet Secretary’sannouncement in November 2007, of additional installations, has yet to flow throughinto the statistics of installations undertaken.2.
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Date answered:
10 December 2007
S3W-07033
It is then a matter for boards and local authorities todetermine their local priorities.The Cabinet Secretaryfor Health and Wellbeing wrote to the chairs of the territorial health boards on25 November 2007 asking them to consider the importance ofcommunity health initiatives in their area and what support can be offered to ensurethat valued activities for h...
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Date answered:
3 December 2007
S3W-06849
RSI funding, for rough sleepers activities mainstreamed into Homelessness Strategies, was already part of the main local government settlement.
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Date answered:
22 November 2007
S3W-06254
The health and wellbeing area of thecurriculum is likely to include draft outcomes and experiences that may be met throughsporting activity. These are expected to be released for engagement with teachersand others before the end of the current school year.The school curriculumin Scotland is not prescribed by legislation.
