Skip to main content
Loading…

Search

There are 104,441 results relating to "Followed 2020 auf anurag"

|

Refine your search

Select from the available filters to refine your search


Available filters:

Can't find what you're looking for?

If you're having trouble finding the information you want, please contact [email protected].

Questions and Answers Date answered: 26 April 2002

S1W-24569

However, national new build totals for the years 1999-2000 to 2001-02 are as follows:1999-2000 1482000-01 1732001-02 78 S1W-24569
Questions and Answers Date answered: 20 March 2002

S1W-23774

Following the audit, the Chief Executive of NHSScotland and the Chief Medical Officer issued guidance to the Health Service in Scotland instructing NHS Chief Executives to ensure that no patient who has been referred for assessment, or treatment, is refused admission to an appropriate waiting list.
Questions and Answers Date answered: 11 March 2002

S1W-23014

To ask the Scottish Executive, further to the answer to question S1W-21315 by Ross Finnie on 20 December 2001, whether it will give a detailed breakdown of how the #18 million for the Rural Stewardship Scheme in the current financial year will be allocated, broken down by scheme area or Scottish Executive Environment and Rural Affairs Department area office. Following further appraisal of successful Rural Stewardship Scheme applications, the total value of plans for those who have been offered entry to the Scheme is £17 million over five years.Details of the anticipated spend for the Rural Stewardship Scheme in the current financial year, broken down by Environment and Rural Affairs Department Area and local offices are given in the following table:Area OfficeFinancial Year 2001-02 Anticipated SpendAyr£225,511Benbecula£260Dumfries£47,642Dundee£7,405Galashiels£65,551Grampian£428,238Hamilton£58,486Inverness£330,708Kirkwall£86,257Lairg£14,910Lerwick£825Oban£100,834Perth£36,794Portree£1866Stirling£73,588Stornoway£18,583Thurso£157,047 S1W-23014
Questions and Answers Date answered: 28 December 2001

S1W-21106

The Scottish Arts Council has provided funding to the the Royal Scottish National Orchestra (RSNO) in the last two years as follows:2000-01£2,428,522 core revenue funding2001-02 (to date)£2,590,613 core revenue fundingPlus £3,500 towards the cost of composing a major work for the orchestra and £1,000 towards attendance at the National Arts Fundraising School.In addition, following council approval of the RSNO application for entry to the Lottery Advancement Scheme, a sum of £775,000 has been reserved for the company's planned process of change.The company has also accessed from the council a £500,000 advance of their 2002 to 2003 core revenue funding grant in order to assist in its management of cash flow.The Executive has given no direct financial assistance to the company.
Questions and Answers Date answered: 26 December 2001

S1W-21013

Occupational health and safety is a reserved matter, and the Health and Safety Executive (HSE) has already initiated the planning of follow-up work to look more closely at individual employment and exposure histories in relevant current and former workers at National Semiconductor (UK) Ltd in Greenock.
Questions and Answers Date answered: 5 December 2001

S1W-20170

The median waiting times for a first out-patient appointment with a consultant in dermatology, following referral by a General Medical Practitioner, in the years ended 30 June 1999 and 30 June 2000, by NHS Board of residence, are provided in the table.NHSScotland: Median Waiting Times For A First Out-patient Appointment With A Consultant In Dermatology, Following Referral By A General Medical Practitioner, By NHS Board Of Residence: Years Ending 30 June 1999 and 30 June 2000.NHS Board30 June 1999Median Wait (Days)30 June 2000Median Wait (Days)Argyll and Clyde6756Ayrshire and Arran4362Borders6155Dumfries and Galloway3921Fife6364Forth Valley102102Grampian95106Greater Glasgow5161Highland6064Lanarkshire4153Lothian5266Orkney3754Shetland4357Tayside8237Western Isles11083Scotland5461Source: ISD, Scotland.
Questions and Answers Date answered: 21 November 2001

S1W-19788

To ask the Scottish Executive what contracts have been awarded by the Rural Payments Agency for the rendering or incineration of cattle under the Over Thirty Month Slaughter Scheme in Scotland and what gate fees have been negotiated with each company. Following competitive tenders, contracts have been awarded to the following companies in Scotland for the rendering or incineration of cattle under the Over Thirty Months Slaughter Scheme:RenderingWilliam Forrest & Son (Paisley) Ltd, MotherwellIncineration of carcase materials from abattoirSacone Environmental Ltd, Brechin Chinglebraes Gasifiers, OrkneyIncineration of casualty cattleNorth East Incineration, KeithHamilton (Irvine) Ltd, IrvineIncineration Scotland, Dumfries Chinglebraes Gasifiers, OrkneyGate fees vary from plant to plant, the details of which are a matter of commercial confidentiality.Separate contracts have been awarded for the collection, sampling and disposal of fallen cattle, as required under the BSE Monitoring (Scotland) Regulations 2001.
Questions and Answers Date answered: 14 May 2001

S1W-14050

The median waiting times for a first outpatient orthopaedic appointment with a Consultant following a General Medical Practitioner referral, and for orthopaedic surgery, by health board of residence, for the year ending 31 December 2000, are provided in the table.NHSScotland: Median Waiting Times for a First Outpatient Orthopaedic Appointment1 with a Consultant Following Referral by a General Medical Practitioner, and for Orthopaedic Surgery2.
Questions and Answers Date answered: 4 May 2001

S1W-14414

This is a matter for Grampian Health Board.The answer I provided to S1W-11227 showed that the median waiting time for a first outpatient appointment with a consultant neurologist following GP referral in the Grampian Health Board area, in the year ended 31 March 1999, was 63 days (not 37 days).
Questions and Answers Date answered: 23 March 2001

S1W-13585

Historical figures for pupil:teacher ratios are published regularly in Statistical Bulletins. The following table sets out the pupil:teacher ratio for publicly funded primary and secondary schools for selected years since 1980 together with the fraction of a teacher per pupil derived from them.

Can't find what you're looking for?

If you're having trouble finding the information you want, please contact [email protected].