101. GROS - Projected Population Of Scotland (2000 Based) summarised in Table 1, show the total population of scotland falling slowly from forup to 40 years ahead, also produced by the government Actuary s Department http://www.gro-scotland.gov.uk/grosweb/grosweb.nsf/pages/pp00

accessibility Page last updated: 5th January 2004 Home Search Site Map Contact Us ... Demographic Statistics Projected Population of Scotland (2000 Based) Background The Government Actuary, in consultation with, and at the request of, the Registrars General, prepares the population projections for the United Kingdom and its constituent countries. This note presents the main results of the latest, 2000 based, projection for Scotland, and outlines the fertility, mortality and migration assumptions used in its preparation. Summary of results The results of this new projection, summarised in Table 1 , show the total population of Scotland falling slowly from 5.11 million in 2000 to 4.93 million by 2025, falling below 5 million in 2018. Longer term projections, for up to 40 years ahead, also produced by the Government Actuary's Department (GAD), show a slightly faster decline after 2025 to 4.59 million in 2040. Table 1 Projected population of Scotland (2000 based): 2000-2040 Longer term projections 2000 (base) All Ages Table 2 provides information on the projected components of change between 2000 and 2025. It is clear from this table that the most significant factor affecting future projected levels of population is the natural decrease, or more deaths than births. More detailed information on the fertility assumptions which led to the low numbers of births is given in the

102. CRE: The Duty... FAQ - 7. Local Government Frequently asked questions — part 7. Local government in scotland. Howdo the duties relate to the Standard. The new duties are statutory http://www.cre.gov.uk/duty/scotland/scot_faq_localgov.html

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103. Guide To Government level, responsibility for the conduct of Scottish business, and lead responsibilityfor the representation of scotland within the government and Parliament http://www.ukonline.gov.uk/CitizenSpace/GuideToGovernmentArticle/fs/en?CONTENT_I

104. Ukonline.gov.uk You are here Homepage Quickfind - A to Z of government. Skip to navigation.A to Z of government. Audit scotland. Investigates public spending in scotland. http://www.ukonline.gov.uk/QuickFind/AZCentralGovernment/fs/en?CONTENT_ID=100100

105. Departmental Report By The Scotland Office - The Government's Expenditure Plans Departmental Report by the scotland Office The government s ExpenditurePlans 2001-02 to 2003-04 Presented to Parliament by the http://www.archive.official-documents.co.uk/document/cm51/5120/5120.htm

Departmental Report by the Scotland Office - The Government's Expenditure Plans 2001-02 to 2003-04 Presented to Parliament by the Secretary of State for Scotland and by the Chief Secretary to the Treasury by Command of Her Majesty, March 2001 Cm 5120 published by The Stationery Office We welcome your comments on this site. Prepared 23 April 2001

106. United Kingdom Information: Facts, Geography, People, Government, Economy, Flag government type constitutional monarchy. Moyle, Newry and Mourne, Newtownabbey,North Down, Omagh, Strabane, County Tyrone**; scotland 32 council areas http://www.mytravelguide.com/guides-and-advice/fact-book/cia/United-Kingdom.php

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107. SpaceRef - Government And Politics - Scotland SpaceRef government and Politics - scotland. Space Technology Applications andAstronomy Research (STAAR) Research - STAAR Research was formed in July 1989. http://www.spaceref.com/directory/government_and_politics/scotland/

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108. US Told UK Attorney General To Alter Legal Advice On Iraq War - [Sunday Herald] Piping Hot festival first for scotland By Trisha McKenna. UK exposed to nuclear terrorrisk Leaked government report warns plants may not be secure from ‘9/11 http://www.sundayherald.com/40318

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109. Reforesting Scotland - Community Woodlands international developments (eg the Earth Summit in Rio, Participatory Appraisals),and developments in the UK and scotland (government policies, initiatives http://reforestingscotland.gn.apc.org/projects/community_woodlands.php

Home About us Becoming a member Fundraising ... Projects Community Woodlands Fuelwood Green Spaces in the Urban Environment Local Native Tree Nurseries Non-Timber Forest Products ... Links Community Woodlands A community woodland is one controlled by the local community, through a Community Woodland Group ( CWG ). The woodland may be owned or leased by the group, or managed in a partnership between the group and another organisation. Community woodlands can deliver both ecological restoration and rural development and are thus key to the work of Reforesting Scotland. Reforesting Scotland has helped to create the conditions in which Community Woodland Groups can flourish, and has provided help, information and support for many individual CWG s. There continues to be a high level of demand from community groups throughout Scotland for the services that Reforesting Scotland provides through this project, and CWG s are fully aware that Reforesting Scotland is there to help them rather than to make a name for itself. Over 120 groups are now part of the Community Woodland Network. Key activities include: Participatory Forest Appraisals An annual conference A telephone and e-mail advice service, information mailings, and an e-mail discussion forum

110. Scotland In UK Directory: Library: Devolved Governments NEXT . Sponsored Links. Scottish local government council web sites scotlandlocal government council web site links using clickable maps and lists .. http://www.ukdirectory.co.uk/Dir/?Category=705569,705572,597475,708567,1163120

111. Government News Network - Scotland Region Please click to go to page. http://www.gnn.gov.uk/gnn/s.nsf

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112. WWF-UK: Government Failure Trashes Scotland's Great Barrier Reef Areas of interest. government failure trashes scotland s great barrier reef.Wednesday 23 April 2003. http://www.wwf.org.uk/news/scotland/n_0000000871.asp

Areas of interest WWF-UK home Just for kids - go wild! Just for teachers Just for researchers Just for shoppers Just for business Just for local authorities Who cares? campaign Chemicals and Health Campaign One million sustainable homes About WWF What can I do? Wildlife News Search WWF-UK WWF-UK About WWF WWF Scotland Scottish News > News stories Saturday 12 June 2004 Government failure trashes Scotland's great barrier reef Wednesday 23 April 2003 WWF has exposed the UK government's failure to keep its promise to protect unique cold water corals, the Darwin Mounds, situated off Scotland's northern coastline, from being destroyed by deep-water fishing. WWF is still waiting for the government to act on an eighteen-month-old promise by Margaret Beckett, Secretary of State for DEFRA, to save the corals. In the mean time, the Darwin Mounds, which are known to be thousands of years old, continue to be smashed by deep-water fishing nets from fishing trawlers. "Up close, the Darwin Mounds are as beautiful and as rich in marine wildlife as the Great Barrier Reef," said Helen McLachlan, marine policy officer for WWF Scotland. "We are extremely frustrated that the government has promised time and time again to protect these amazing reefs but nothing has happened. Ministers north and south of the border need to take the marine environment more seriously." Although the UK government would have to go through the European Commission to protect the Darwin Mounds, WWF has learned that the Commission is broadly supportive of the idea. In a response to a European Parliamentary Question about the Darwin Mounds (dated 14 February 2002) Mr Fischler, President of the European Commission, wrote, "the Commission is ready to consider any substantiated request from the UK government that could justify emergency measures..."

113. About Scotland About Scottish Enterprise Locating in scotland About scotlandAbout scotland   scotland is a small, North pulsing city nightlife, scotland offers an unrivalled range http://www.scotland.org/

Text Only Help Contacts Feedback ... About Scottish Enterprise SDI Helpline From anywhere Home Services to Business International Locating in Scotland > About Scotland About Scotland Scotland is a small, North European country of around 79,000 square kilometres. There are just over 5 million Scots. We are part of the United Kingdom, but we have our own devolved parliament based in the capital, Edinburgh, and our own distinct culture. If you're planning a visit to Scotland, for either business or pleasure, Visit Scotland's website has lots of information about places to visit, things to see and do, and a searchable database of places to stay. As well as being a popular holiday destination, Scotland is a fantastic place to live and work. Scotland offers leading companies from around the world a high-quality business location, together with an exceptional quality of life. Scotland's traditions, history and culture are known around the world, and are studied at many leading universities in Europe, North America and Australasia. The country boasts international airports at Glasgow, Edinburgh, Aberdeen and Prestwick in Ayrshire, as well as several regional airports. There are also good rail and road links across the country, and an exceptional range of accommodation and visitor attractions.

114. Ayrshire Film Focus: In Association With Scottish Screen scotland based film location scouting services offers contacts, research, and liaison with local organizations, governments and suppliers. http://www.ayrshirefilm.org

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115. Lumber River Council Of Governments > Area Agency On Aging Lumberton agency providing a wide range of free or lowcost services to seniors in Bladen, Hoke, Richmond, Robeson and scotland counties. http://www.lrcog.dst.nc.us/aaa/index.htm

As the designated Area Agency on Aging for the five-county region, our responsibilities include: planning, initiating and implementing programs and services for older adults in Bladen, Hoke, Richmond, Robeson, and Scotland Counties. Under the Older Americans Act, we work as an advocate for older adults at the local, state and federal level. Training and technical assistance are also provided to agencies and organizations that serve older adults. Home and Community Care Lumber River Council of Governments also serves as the lead agency for the Home and Community Care Block Grant for two of its four counties. Services are provided for persons who are 60 years of age or older; there are no income eligibility guidelines. Congregate and home-delivered meal programs are managed in Robeson and Scotland county. Ombudsman Program The Area Agency on Aging also administers a regional long-term care ombudsman program. The ombudsman serves as an advocate for residents in nursing and adult care homes in the region. The program has established positive working relationships with facilities while including in-service training at facilities, meeting with the administrator and /or families and regular informal visits. There are 9 County Commissioner appointed Community Advisory Committees in the region. Bladen, Richmond, Robeson and Scotland Counties have both a Nursing Home and an Adult Care Home Advisory Committee. Due to the small number of facilities in Hoke County, there is only one joint Committee.

116. COSLA a key area of COSLA s work and covers policy development areas such as CommunityPlanning, Best Value, Benchmarking, 21st Century government and Sustainability http://www.cosla.gov.uk/

Excellence in Local Government Rewarded Demos Project Information Joint Future News Publication NEW ! Directory of Scottish Local Government 2003 ... Links Service Improvement Improvement is a key area of COSLA's work and covers policy development areas such as Community Planning, Best Value, Benchmarking, 21st Century Government and Sustainability. About Cosla Information about COSLA's responsibilities and roles, structure and achievements, as well as details on how to contact COSLA. Scottish Local Government Information and contact details for the 32 Scottish Councils. News COSLA and local government news, News Releases, and Briefings. Scottish Parliament Announcements, Evidence Opportunities, and Submissions and links to the Scottish Parliament. Links Links to other internet sites of interest to local government and other organisations. Conference Centre Information on COSLA's Conference Centre facilities. Executive Groups The work of COSLA is serviced by 12 Executive Groups, which target key policy areas. Events Details about events run by COSLA, such as the Excellence Awards, Annual Conference, and Scottish Six.

117. Directgov Home Find out how to get the best from this site. Help with this site. Visit theWay to learn website. Link to government campaign (opens new browser window). http://www.direct.gov.uk/Homepage/fs/en

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118. Devolved Services In Scotland Devolved services in scotland. The Scottish Executive is the devolvedgovernment for scotland. It is responsible for most of the http://www.direct.gov.uk/QuickFind/DevolvedAdministrations/DaArticle/fs/en?CONTE

119. The Scottish Parliament: Regulations 2003 (SSI 2003/417) Budget Process 200405 Subordinate Legislation LocalGovernment in scotland Act 2003 (Ancillary Provision) Order 2003 (Draft). http://www.scottish.parliament.uk/lg/

Online Shop Search and Site Map All Committees Committee News Releases What's Happening ... Bills Prostitution Tolerance Zones (Scotland) Bill Call for Written Evidence General Written Submissions Local Governance (Scotland) Bill 2nd Report 2004: Stage 1 Report on the Local Governance (Scotland) Bill Volume 1: Report Volume 2: Evidence Minister for Finance and Public Services response to the Stage 1 Report on the Local Governance (Scotland) Bill (pdf) Local Government and Transport Committee Convener Bristow Muldoon Membership Dr Sylvia Jackson Michael McMahon Mr Bruce McFee Paul Martin ... Mr Andrew Welsh (Deputy Convener) Committee Substitutes: Bill Butler Colin Fox Mr Kenny MacAskill Mr Brian Monteith ... John Farquhar Munro Remit To consider and report on matters relating to local government (including local government finance), cities and community planning and such other matters (excluding finance other than local government finance) which fall within the responsibility of the Minister for Finance and Public Services; and matters relating to transport which fall within the responsibility of the Minister for Transport. Clerk: Eugene Windsor Contact: Euan Donald, 0131 348 5223

120. Harmeny Education Trust Ltd. | Charity Working With Young Children Who Exhibit A Through direct work, training, research and information dissemination,Harmeny provides a service throughout scotland. Enter site . http://www.lg-scot-commission.gov.uk/

Welcome to the Harmeny Education Trust web site. Harmeny is a charity working with young children who exhibit a range of social, emotional, and behavioural difficulties. We are also involved in helping families and communities who are affected by the difficulties which can surround these young people. Through direct work, training, research and information dissemination, Harmeny provides a service throughout Scotland. Harmeny Education Trust Ltd., Harmeny School, Mansfield Road, Balerno, Edinburgh, EH14 7JY, Scotland, UK. T: 0131 449 3938 F: 0131 449 7121 E: admin@harmeny.org.uk

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