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15 December 2003
S2W-04744
The MTV audience is animportant target market for Scottish tourism, and the hosting of the MTV Awardswill continue to be used as part of marketing Scotland and Edinburgh tothat audience. VisitScotland showed the Active Scotland television advert onMTV during the awards and on subsequent MTV programmes, and they will continueto advertise on MTV.VisitScotland...
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28 October 2003
S2W-02991
Resources for future years have not yet beenconfirmed.Resources to tackle drugmisuse are allocated through a number of different funding streams, much ofwhich cannot be separately identified as it is spent through genericexpenditure programmes e.g. social work services; enforcement and criminaljustice activities, including prisons; prevention and education ...
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27 October 2003
S2W-02358
The powers available tocontrol this type of activity would depend on the rationale for wishing tocontrol it.
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13 January 2003
S1W-31831
Over £20 million has been invested in Social Inclusion Partnership areas to provide 732 new or refurbished homes.Over the past 12 months Communities Scotland has been actively involved with Renfrewshire Council and members of local communities to develop Area Development Frameworks (ADFs) for a number of areas within Renfrewshire including Shortroods, Moorp...
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18 December 2002
S1W-32389
If this exercise shows that any of the objectives is unlikely to be met by the required dates, the authority must take steps to work towards the objectives concerned by declaring an Air Quality Management Area and drawing up an air quality action plan.SEPA has responsibility for ensuring compliance with any particulate emissions arising as a result of any prescribed process or activity under the Environmental Protection Act 1990 and the Pollution Prevention and Control (Scotland) Regulations 2000.
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11 November 2002
S1W-31090
However, it has recently become clear that the trust is unable to attract sufficient support from non-government sources to be able to continue with its activities. In the light of these indications, I met the Chair of the trust and the Chairs of the Scottish science centres last month, to gauge what type of central organisational support the centres regard...
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31 October 2002
S1W-30329
Plans for a new visit facility are under active consideration. Additionally, formulation of a development plan for the prison has commenced and will ensure that any future building work takes account of the projected prisoner population.
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7 October 2002
S1W-29833
Resources have not been diverted from patient care.As part of the pre-planning exercise, NHSScotland bodies were required to produce resource profiles that might be required for different activities during various phases in the event of a possible changeover to the euro.This exercise did not constitute an estimate of the costs of a possible future changeove...
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24 September 2002
S1W-29139
These catchments are privately owned and Scottish Water cannot control sheep farming activities carried under good agricultural practice.
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5 September 2002
S1W-28273
I met with the following representatives of the music industry in Scotland on 25 June 2002:Barry Wright, Regular Music; Geoff Ellis, Df Concerts; Sheena Wellington, traditional singer; Ronnie Gurr, Dig Media Ltd; Jay Crawford, Real Radio; Adam Armit, Jewel & Esk Valley College; Arthur Cormack, Feisean; Ian Smith, Musician's Union; Louise Mitchell, Glasgow Cultural Enterprises; Heather Duncan, BT Scottish Ensemble; Charles Smith, Performing Right Society, Scotland; Duncan McCrone, Mechanical Copyright Protection Society; Philip Hobbs, Linn Records; Tommy Smith, Jazz Musician; Ian Green, Greentrax Recordings; Lisa Whytock, Active...
