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Date answered:
23 March 2006
S2W-24046
SNH expects to spend £18.7million on biodiversity conservation in 2006-07. SNH has a grant programme of over£15 million in 2006-07, with over £2 million of this allocated specifically forgrants for biodiversity action.A number of other public bodiesalso fund biodiversity activity.
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Date answered:
21 February 2006
S2W-22697
The Scottish Executive has a capital investment programme in transport over 2003‑13 of £3 billion.
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Date answered:
25 January 2006
S2W-22523
We agreed to use these resources to support initiativesbenefiting business and local authorities and have allocated the resources asfollows: Initiative Purpose of initiative 2005-06 (£ million) 2006-07 (£ million) 2007-08 (£ million) Waste and Resources Action Programme To develop markets for r...
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Date answered:
23 January 2006
S2W-21934
Recording of HAIs as a cause of death is often based on the clinical judgement of individual doctors, so analysis is subjective and recording is prone to variation.As part of a new programme of work (led by the Ministerial HAI Task Force), we are enhancing monitoring and surveillance measures, and it will be mandatory for NHS laboratories to report all case...
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Date answered:
11 November 2005
S2W-20276
Funding awarded by the Executive since 1999 to local authorities specifically for railway station improvements is set out in the following table: Local Authority Railway Stations Total Value of Award(s) (£ Million) Aberdeenshire Council Dyce, Inverurie, Stonehaven £0.300 Angus Council Arbroath, Carnoustie, Montrose £1.754 Dumfries and Galloway Council Lockerbie £0.750 East Lothian Council Drem, Dunbar, Longniddry, Musselburgh, North Berwick, Prestonpans, Wallyford £0.312 East Renfrewshire Council Barrhead, Clarkston, Giffnock, Neilston, Patterton, Thornliebank, Whitecraigs, Williamwood £0.723 Falkirk Council Camelon, Falkirk Grahamston, Falkirk High, Larbert, Polmont £2.350 Fife Council Aberdour, Burntisland, Cardenden, Cowdenbeath, Dalgety Bay, Dunfermline Queen Margaret Dunfermline Town, Glenrothes with Thornton, Inverkeithing, Kinghorn, Kirkcaldy, Lochgelly, Markinch, North Queensferry, Rosyth £11.857 Highland Council Aviemore, Fort William £0.942 North Lanarkshire Council Greenfaulds £1.107 South Ayrshire Council Barrhill, Girvan, Maybole, Newton-on-Ayr, Prestwick Airport, Prestwick Town, Troon £1.415 South Lanarkshire Council Hamilton Central, Hamilton West, Newton, Uddingston £1.061 Stirling Council Bridge of Allan, Dunblane, Stirling £3.741 Strathclyde Passenger Transport Authority Partick £6.300 Strathclyde Passenger Transport Authority Croy £5.000 West Lothian Council Bathgate, Livingston North, Livingston South £1.586 Some local authorities have also been awarded funding for railway station enhancement works as part of a wider programme...
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Date answered:
18 April 2005
S2W-15518
A comprehensive monitoringand evaluation programme has been in place since the launch of the healthyliving campaign.
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Date answered:
9 February 2005
S2W-13857
The payments received by the National Asylum Support Service were distributed according to claims submitted by the local authorities accommodating asylum seekers who arrived prior to the dispersal programme being introduced. Information on individual payments to authorities is set out in the following table.
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Date answered:
7 December 2004
S2W-12498
Proposals for further climate change research will be published in the near future and our on‑going review of the Scottish Climate Change Programme will consider the role of agriculture in relation to our climate change objectives.A Forward Strategy for Scottish Agriculture, published in 2001, gavea commitment to review climate change research and to ...
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Date answered:
29 November 2004
S2W-12240
The information is given on page 16 of Community Regeneration Fund guidance on Regeneration Outcome Agreements published by the Scottish Executive in August 2004, a copy of which is available in the Parliament’s Reference Centre (Bib. number 34043) Where CPPs decide continuation of funding of former SIP projects is no longer appropriate CPPs have been advised to consider whether they should sustain such projects using mainstream resources, funding from other programmes...
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Date answered:
29 November 2004
S2W-12243
Where CPPs decide continuation of funding of former SIP projects is no longer appropriate CPPs have been advised to consider whether they should sustain such projects using mainstream resources, funding from other programmes or whether time-bound exit strategies should be used.
