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Found: , a group of concerned residents stepped up and volunteered to keep the essential local services running

Found: 25,290 E 19,347 26,914 F 21,268 21,268 The impact of requested government policies and comparative running

Found: Timescales for publication have slipped year after year and we are concerned that with time running

Found: under-resourcing means too many criminals know they can get away with illegal e-waste exports and running

Found: cumulative impact of the different takeback schemes is significant, both in terms of the cost of running

Found: consider engaging with these once the Inventory of Intangible Cultural Heritage in the UK is up and running

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Found: ONS inflation data shows that across the industry, car insurance inflation has at times been running

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Found: ONS inflation data shows that across the industry, car insurance inflation has at times been running

Found: and this is in consequence of budgetary restraint and inadequate resources being applied to the running

Found: A smoothly, competently and efficiently running civil court service, is part of the oil to the cogs

Found: well as hearing cases, District Judges generally keep an overview of a case to make sure it is running

Found: court fee increases and this comes at a time, and likely largely driven by, budget cuts for MoJ running

Found: The nature and volume of the judgment data we process, and our long history of running the public

Found: time for lawyers and judges alike.542.Technology, including remote hearings, kept our justice system running

Found: were able to attend performances in a private capacity and simultaneously bore the responsibility of running

Found: such activity is not in the public interest (particularly so in the case of charity concerts) and is running

Found: It has been a long-running problem for the hall, which we hope can be resolved through the Bill.

Found: This is further to the long-running discussions between my Office, the Corporation and the Charity

Found: will need to continue to generate sufficient income and achieve significant surpluses to meet the running

Found: However, the costs of running the Hall have often exceeded its income and over the years the Corporation

Found: Members were entitled to attend events without charge and without having to contribute to the Hall ’s running

Found: . 13 The report by Ground Control provided evidence of overflowing manholes as a result of sewers running

Found: If a conveyor- belt had been running at at St Cuthbert’s, it was now clearly stuck; if applicants

Found: Is there a break clause in the contract with the contractor running the Bibby Stockholm?

Found: They are in fact ultimately responsible for the proper running of the authority and need to act appropriately

Found: lasted for about six hours before we were into the recovery phase, it shows that the system is running

Found: We work together on running a number of campaigns, such as safer business action days and ShopKind

Found: comparison to January 2022, the programme will see around 50% more emergency areas across the A ll Lane Running

Found: For example, s topped vehicle detection technology was rolled out on existing All Lane Running motorways

Found: the design of like for like replacement, for any associated modifications to the M6 and All Lane Running

Found: his duty to ensure access to justice, by providing crucial funding for the effective an d efficient running

Found: is duty to ensure access to justice, by providing crucial funding for the effective and efficient running

Found: even growth of the private sector’s involvement to run services when we see greater value in the running

Found: However, much will depend on the manner and attitudes the IRB displays when it is set up and running

Found: an annual report setting out what it has done to increase private sector involvement in the running

Found: financially sustainable railway, a focus on cost could lead to a smaller railway in the long run, running

Found: Coast Partnership (comprising Avanti West Coast & West Coast Partnership Development), as well as running

Found: an annual report setting out what it has done to increase private sector involvement in the running

Found: prepare an annual report setting out what it has done to increase private sector involvement in the running

Found: prepare an annual report setting out what it has done to increase private sector involvement in the running

Found: financially sustainable railway, a focus on cost could lead to a smaller railway in the long run, running

Found: an annual report setting out what it has done to increase private sector involvement in the running

Found: prepare an annual report setting out what it has done to increase private sector involvement in the running

Found: Decarbonisation 4.5Angel Trains has a leading R&D pipeline, from running rolling stock on renewable

Found: prepare an annual report setting out what it has done to increase private sector involvement in the running

Found: prepare an annual report setting out what it has done to increase private sector involvement in the running

Found: prepare an annual report setting out what it has done to increase private sector involvement in the running

Found: The legislation is intended to create a ‘single guiding mind’ responsible for running the railways

Found: However we believe that once the IRB is up and running, a plan to definitively separate it from Network

Found: prepare an annual report setting out what it has done to increase private sector involvement in the running

Found: prepare an annual report setting out what it has done to increase private sector involvement in the running

Found: prepare an annual report setting out what it has done to increase private sector involvement in the running

Found: prepare an annual report setting out what it has done to increase private sector involvement in the running

Found: an annual report setting out what it has done to increase private sector involvement in the running

Found: Central government (both DfT and the Treasury) are more involved in the detail of running the railway

Found: railways across Europe and has been found to be more successful in holding operators accountable for running

Found: an annual report setting out what it has done to increase private sector involvement in the running

Found: prepare an annual report setting out what it has done to increase private sector involvement in the running

Found: prepare an annual report setting out what it has done to increase private sector involvement in the running

Found: The published timetable is the catalogue of the offer of possible journeys made by any organisation running

Found: prepare an annual report setting out what it has done to increase private sector involvement in the running

Found: an annual report setting out what it has done to increase private sector involvement in the running

Found: an annual report setting out what it has done to increase private sector involvement in the running

Found: prepare an annual report setting out what it has done to increase private sector involvement in the running

Found: The IRB’s annual report on private sector involvement in the running of rail services should be extended

Found: an annual report setting out what it has done to increase private sector involvement in the running

Found: an annual report setting out what it has done to increase private sector involvement in the running

Found: prepare an annual report setting out what it has done to increase private sector involvement in the running

Found: an annual report setting out what it has done to increase private sector involvement in the running

Found: There were no services running on the date of travel.

Found: prepare an annual report setting out what it has done to increase private sector involvement in the running

Found: prepare an annual report setting out what it has done to increase private sector involvement in the running

Found: RDG supports the growth of the industry, running national marketing campaigns to promote the use of

Found: prepare an annual report setting out what it has done to increase private sector involvement in the running

Found: an annual report setting out what it has done to increase private sector involvement in the running

Found: Our members range from national chains running several hundred shops to local charities running a single

Question to the Department for Education:

To ask the Secretary of State for Education, what progress her Department has made in implementing the objectives of the International Education Strategy to increase the (a) value of education exports and (b) number of international higher education students studying in the UK.

Answered by Luke Hall - Minister of State (Education)

The International Education Strategy (IES) is a UK wide strategy which commits to growing the value of education exports. An update to the department’s IES was published on 26 May 2023. This is the third annual progress update to the original 2019 IES. A link to the 2023 update can be found here: https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/international-education-strategy-2023-update.

The UK has met the IES international student ambition of 600 thousand per year by 2030 for two years running in both 2020/21 and 2021/22. The department is on track and will continue working towards the IES education export ambition of £35 billion per year by 2030 with £27.9 billion revenue in 2021. Data used to track progress against these two ambitions is published annually.

As the International Education Champion, Professor Sir Steve Smith continues to promote UK education export growth and supports ministers to engage in strategic discussions on progress on implementing the strategy with the education sector.

Question to the Department for Education:

To ask the Secretary of State for Education, what steps her Department is taking to (a) promote and (b) protect education exports.

Answered by Luke Hall - Minister of State (Education)

The International Education Strategy (IES) is a UK wide strategy which commits to growing the value of education exports. An update to the department’s IES was published on 26 May 2023. This is the third annual progress update to the original 2019 IES. A link to the 2023 update can be found here: https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/international-education-strategy-2023-update.

The UK has met the IES international student ambition of 600 thousand per year by 2030 for two years running in both 2020/21 and 2021/22. The department is on track and will continue working towards the IES education export ambition of £35 billion per year by 2030 with £27.9 billion revenue in 2021. Data used to track progress against these two ambitions is published annually.

As the International Education Champion, Professor Sir Steve Smith continues to promote UK education export growth and supports ministers to engage in strategic discussions on progress on implementing the strategy with the education sector.

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Found: HL Bill 44 Running list of amendments

Found: • the lack of fan involvement in the running of clubs.

Found: HL Bill 49 Running list of amendments

Found: HL Bill 50 Running list of amendments

Found: Collecting data is crucial for the smooth running of the ecosystem as it helps in identifying and mitigating

Found: The other common reasons for trips in 2022 were: • commuting (15%) • personal business – i.e. running

Found: Costs for legal help (e.g. solicitors ’ legal fees/internal running costs) and court fees?

Found: It is equal to the amount of energy a system will generate in an hour whilst running at a megawatt power

Found: It is equal to the amount of energy a system will generate in an hour whilst running at a megawatt power

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Found: Invested’ means that the funds have been invested into a business or businesses which the applicant is running

Found: The TRIG programme has been running for 10 years and goes from strength to strength.

Found: was launched in 2016 to accelerate the path to gender equality in financial services and the WIFC is running

Found: He reported hearing the engines still running and that he then turned the engine controls to off and

Found: He supervised the APU, which was running to provide air conditioning, and ensured that no one entered

Found: expenditure summary 2024/25 Businesses/SitesDecom and Clean-up Costs (A) £mTotal Operations Costs: Running

Found: The other common reasons for trips in 2022 were: • commuting (15%) • personal business – i.e. running

Found: requirement (as required by Chapter I V of the Industrial Emissions Directive) give an account of the running

Found: limited derogation is required for a period of 3 years to enable the operator to carry out trials on running

Found: The portable RRAP consist ed of two metal ramps that would be placed outside of the running rails and

Found: pilot, while preserving the ability to make further regulations that may be needed to support the running

Found: April 2024, to cover financial liabilities and ensure the HCPC can continue meeting its day to day running

Found: Do you think that there is any more risk of dogs running on an unlicensed track such as Thornton than

Found: These groups will consider retention as a thread running through all their discussions.

Found: meeting that took place in May 2020 that a Scottish Government official was invited to LOG OF RUNNING

Found: pain management programmes.Implementation Lead highlighted the Faculty of Pain Medicine are currently running

Found: There are three further inquiries which are still running and were established prior to 2020.

Found: Section 39(1) – Health and Safety] [Redacted – Section 39(1) – Health and Safety] The costs of running

Found: Impact Andys Man Club has 13 project development champions, 1,600 volunteers and over 170 groups running

Found: Procurement was at the forefront of keeping Scotland’s essential public services running; working with

Found: This funding includes disease -specific NHS Research Scotland (NRS) Networks who support the running

Found: Rob Mustard responded, noting this is one of the challenges of running digital projects.

Found: • Water supplies are running out and 4 of the 5 desalination plants have stopped working due to a

Found: Rob Mustard responded, noting this is one of the challenges of running digital projects.

Found: They hope to have a couple voluntary sessions running in June.

Question

To ask the Scottish Government whether it will provide an update on how it plans to meet its target of achieving a 20% reduction in car kilometres travelled by 2030, in light of 2022 having seen the highest recorded level of licensed motor vehicles, according to the Scottish Transport Statistics 2023.

Answered by Hyslop, Fiona - Minister for Transport

Notwithstanding the fact that licensed motor vehicles, including cars, are at highest levels both in terms of number and age, we are committed to finding ways to make alternative travel modes more attractive, and supporting people to take fewer journeys by car. The Scottish Government’s plans to encourage the use of public transport and active travel alongside plans to reduce car use, are set out in the draft route map on 20% reduction in car kilometres by 2030, jointly developed with COSLA. Our 2023 Programme for Government included a commitment to publish a final version of the route map to achieving the 20% car kilometre reduction this year, and we look forward to publishing this in the coming months.

Following significant pandemic-related road traffic reductions in 2020, the latest figures show that estimated road traffic continued to rebound, increasing by 9% overall (to 47 billion vehicle kilometres) and by 10.7% for car km between 2021 and 2022. A 6.3% reduction against the 2019 baseline for car km travelled reflects ongoing changes to travel patterns, including increased use of digital connectivity. It is also worth noting that fewer people drove every day in 2022 (34%) compared to 2019 (43%).

There remains however uncertainty regarding travel patterns in the longer term, but it is expected car traffic will continue to rise in subsequent years before interventions to deliver reductions in car traffic start to make an impact. Evidence is clear that incentivising sustainable alternatives alone will not be sufficient to bring about the behaviour change to deliver the scale of 20% car KM reduction.

The most direct levers on the cost of buying or running a petrol or diesel car – fuel duty and vehicle excise duty – are currently reserved. We will continue to press the UK Government for a fair and progressive future transport tax system that better incentivises the transition to zero-emission vehicles, reduces unnecessary journeys and raises revenues to fund policies to support a shift to more sustainable travel.

Question

To ask the Scottish Government what further steps it is taking to ensure that bus operators improve the (a) punctuality and (b) reliability of services for bus users.

Answered by Hyslop, Fiona - Minister for Transport

The responsibility for licensing and regulating operators of public service vehicles (PSVs) and local bus services sits with the Office of the Traffic Commissioner. It is for their office to take action against a vehicle operator, bus service operator or driver of a bus or minibus and they can impose financial penalties on registered bus service operators who are unable to maintain the conditions of the licence of the registered route including punctuality of services.

Transport Scotland also provides funding for Bus Users Scotland (BUS) to support this. BUS conduct compliance monitoring to check bus services are running where and when they should be. They also focus on working with government, local authorities, special interest groups, and bus companies to make sure the views and interests of passengers are properly represented.

Additionally, the Scottish Government’s recently published Bus Taskforce report outlines the positive steps taken by operators to address bus driver shortages which can be a factor impacting the reliability of services. The report can be found at https://www.transport.gov.scot/publication/bus-taskforce-summary-report/

Question

To ask the Scottish Government how it plans to meet the Climate Change Committee’s reported recommendation that the reliability of electric vehicle (EV) charging infrastructure must improve.

Answered by Hyslop, Fiona - Minister for Transport

Since 2011, Transport Scotland has invested over £65 million, on behalf of Scottish Ministers, to support the installation of over 2,800 public EV charge points across Scotland as part of the ChargePlace Scotland (CPS) EV charging network. These public EV charge points are owned and operated by over 400 separate public, private and third sector organisations.

As a direct result, Scotland has over 4,880 public EV charge points and the best provision of public charge points per head of population of anywhere in the UK, outside of London, and the most rapid charge points per head of population of any region in the UK.

Overall reliability across the CPS network is typically very good, with all charge points on the network up and running around 95-98% of the time each month . The reliability of EV charge points will soon be regulated following the introduction of new UK-wide Public Charge Point Regulations , which were introduced under powers reserved to the UK Government, and came into force in November last year. All public EV charging networks in Scotland must comply with these new regulations, with the charge point owner and operator responsible for compliance.

The Scottish Government launched a new Electric Vehicle Infrastructure Fund (EVIF) in January 2022. Through a partnership approach with Scotland’s local authorities, it aims to leverage £60m of public and private funding to double the network to 6,000 charge points by 2026. A greater commercial sector involvement underpinned by fair, transparent pricing will help to drive up reliability standards across Scotland and encourage more drivers to make the switch to EV

Question

To ask the Scottish Government, further to the answer to question S6W-24425 by Jenny Gilruth on 22 January 2024, whether it will provide an update on whether it has established the cost of (a) consulting on, (b) establishing, (c) launching and (d) the ongoing running of the Centre for Teaching Excellence (CTE); whether it will publish any updates regarding the work to establish the CTE by the Education Reform Programme, and, in light of its previous answer confirming that the costs had not been established at that stage, on what basis it determined that there will be sufficient funding for the CTE through "repurposing investment currently directed to Regional Improvement Collaboratives".

Answered by Gilruth, Jenny - Cabinet Secretary for Education and Skills

The Scottish Government has been engaging with stakeholders since the intention to establish a Centre for Teaching Excellence was announced in October last year. The Co-Production Group has also now been established and stakeholders are involved in detailed discussion around the role and remit of the Centre. The group met on 27 February and 26 March. Minutes of meetings and other material will be published on the Scottish Government website. The only anticipated cost of the co-production process are the staffing costs for the team working on the Centre’s development.

The Centre for Teaching Excellence is initially being resourced through funding previously allocated to the Regional Improvement Collaboratives. The Scottish Government is working with the Co-Production Group to ensure the Centre maximises its impact and complements wider work across the education sector. It is anticipated that the co-production of the Centre will conclude by the summer, following which there will be a formal process to determine hosting arrangements.

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