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28 August 2006
S2W-27742
We anticipatethat decommissioning activities in nuclear power stations will be a growth activitywhich will create demand for skilled employees for some decades to come.
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8 May 2006
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Analysis is carried out to track these businessesand calculate survival rates.The following table showsthe percentage of businesses in Scotland that were started between 1999 and 2004, and werestill in operation in 2004: Year Established 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 % remaining in operation 52.2 59.5 68.5 79.1 91.1 Source:Small Business Service Analytical Unit, DTI.Please note that these figuresdo not account for all Scottish business activity...
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20 April 2006
S2W-24607
Exploration and developmentactivities in the North Sea are an important contributor to Scotland’seconomy, with the oil and gas sector supporting some 90,000 Scottish jobs andgenerating some £10 billion of associated expenditure across the UK as awhole.Exploration and utilisationof oil and gas resources in the Atlantic waters West of Shetland could beexpected to require a range of skills and services similar to those offered byfirms currently supporting such activity...
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20 March 2006
S2W-24040
The Leader+(Scotland) Programmecurrently operates as a Community Initiative under the European Structural Fundsand will continue to run through to June 2008 although has to be fully committedby 31 December 2006, project activity completed by 31 December 2007 and administrationcosts payable until 30 June 2008.From 2007 Leader will be mainstreamedin the Scott...
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28 February 2006
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The SCVO organises its work around nine activity areas. These are: Research about and on behalf of the voluntary sector;Voluntary sector representation;Communication with, about and on behalf of the voluntary sector;Organisational development and support for the voluntary sector;Resource development for the voluntary sector;Voluntary sector workforce develo...
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30 January 2006
S2W-22437
It should be noted that these figures do not include cyclic maintenance activities (such as grass cutting) and other lump sum costs which are priced for the North West Unit as a whole.Transport Scotland has the operational responsibility for this area, and can be contacted for more information if required.
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30 January 2006
S2W-22412
It should be noted that these figures do not include cyclic maintenance activities (such as grass cutting) and other lump sum costs which are priced for the North West Unit as a whole.Transport Scotland has the operational responsibility for this area, and can be contacted for more information if required.
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19 December 2005
S2W-21453
However, Hungry for Success emphasises the importance of taking a whole school approach to healthy eating. School nurses take an active role at both an individual level and with multi-agency groups in promoting a healthy lifestyle for all children and young people.
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27 July 2005
S2W-17646
To ask the Scottish Executive what action it is taking to promote sustainable activity around the coast and in the territorial waters of Scotland to ensure their protection, in light of proposals by the UK Government to introduce a draft Marine Bill for the protection of the waters around England and Wales.
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21 July 2005
S2W-17690
The Executive has also led the way in securing the European Commission decision on State Aids to allow credit unions to receive higher levels of public funding to carry out financial inclusion activity. Work is now starting on implementing the decision as a workable scheme and preparing guidance for credit unions and funders by late 2005.
