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9 November 2006
S2W-28694
The First Minister launched thediaspora strategy in October 2005 during his visit to Canada.The diaspora strategy aims toencourage the active participation of ancestral Scots and other groups with an affinityto Scotland in promoting Scotland as a great country to visit, live, learn, work, do businessand invest.
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2 June 2006
S2W-26088
The number of non-salaried and salaried NHS general dentalservice principals who were not active atany point in the year prior to 17 March 2005 in one NHS board area and who openedat least one list number in the corresponding NHS board in the period 17 March 2005to 31 March 2006.2.
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15 November 2005
S2W-19924
The following table provides details of all charges since April 2002 which led to prosecutions for offences under section 170(2)(a) of the 1979 Act.Charges Prosecuted under Section 170(2)(a) of the Customs and Excise Management Act 19791 Police Force Area Disposal 2002-032 2003-04 2004-05 Lothian and Borders No Further Proceedings 0 0 3 Strathclyde Charge still “active...
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29 July 2005
S2W-17774
Tourism-related industries are definedas incorporating Hotels and Other Accommodation Types (SIC codes 55.1,55.2), Restaurants(SIC code 55.3), public houses and bars, night clubs/licensed clubs (SIC code 55.4),travel agencies/tour operators (SIC code 63.3), libraries, museums, galleries etc(SIC code 92.5), and sport and other recreational activities (SIC co...
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8 June 2005
S2W-17023
Rates for wards are calculated using the claimant count unemployment level as the numerator, and a measure of economically active residents as the denominator.2. 1991 frozen wards.
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14 December 2004
S2W-12506
These include: the free educational visits scheme at Historic Scotland properties which attracts 66,000 school visits per year;the provision of children’s trails and displays at some of their larger sites;a range of events to encourage participation by young people including storytelling, re-enactments and jousting;the provision of five education officers across Scotland who work closely with schools and youth groups on programmes for young people to learn about the built environment;working closely with community groups, local councils and other agencies to involve young people in the appreciation of the historic environment;the provision of online resources for teachers and young people to promote interest in the historic environment, andthe provision of a range of activities...
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29 September 2004
S2W-10663
The ILO measure of unemployment is a wider definition and includes individuals who are actively seeking work as well as those claiming job seekers benefits, whereas claimant count only includes those claiming job seekers benefits.Unemployment levels obtained from the Labour Force Survey using the ILO definition is the Executive’s preferred measure of unempl...
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26 February 2004
S2W-06022
The Executive is committed to the principles of public appointmentsbased on merit with independent assessment, openness and transparency ofprocess. Political activity will not be a criterion for appointment butcandidates must subscribe to the objectives of the Commission.Appointments will initiallybe for three years, renewable at the discretion of Scottish ...
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5 February 2004
S2W-04189
The specific informationrequested is not held centrally.Data are collected centrallyon activity and costs for neonatal units. A neonatal unit is a facility whichprovides neonatal special care and/or neonatal intensive care for sick babies.
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11 November 2003
S2W-03224
To help meet that commitment, the Scottish budget 2003-06 set targets and investsan extra £3.85 million in 2004-05 and £6.95 million in 2005-06 for culturalactivities across Scotland, withthe specific aims of increasing participation, particularly byunder-represented groups, (under-represented groups includes children, young people, older people, women, disabledpeople, people from minority ethnic groups, people living in rural areas, andsocially excluded people) andboosting the number of cultural and sporting programmes in areas of economicand social disadvantage.We have a specific objectiveof supporting social inclusion by ensuring the widest possible involvement incultural, social and sporting opportunities which will be measured against atarget of increasing the numbers of under-represented groups, especiallychildren and young people, taking part in cultural and sporting activity...
