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How much (a) Dunbartonshire Enterprise and (b) Grampian Enterprise spent on contracts with public relations and marketing companies during the financial years (i) 1995-96, (ii) 1994-95 and (iii) 1996-97 to date; and if he will indicate the companies involved and various questions on Grampian Enterprise and Dunbartonshire Enterprise. - This...
How much (a) Dunbartonshire Enterprise and (b) Grampian Enterprise spent on contracts with public relations and marketing companies during the financial years (i) 1995-96, (ii) 1994-95 and (iii) 1996-97 to date; and if he will indicate the companies involved and various questions on Grampian Enterprise and Dunbartonshire Enterprise. - This...
What progress has been made on the proposed boundary changes for local enterprise companies with particular reference to Dunbartonshire Enterprise. - Includes fact that announced decision on local enterprise company boundaries on 31 May. Copy in Library. DEP/3 2113.
What progress has been made on the proposed boundary changes for local enterprise companies with particular reference to Dunbartonshire Enterprise. - Includes fact that announced decision on local enterprise company boundaries on 31 May. Copy in Library. DEP/3 2113.
Pursuant to his Answer of 16th May, Official Report, columns 207-208W, on what date (a) his predecessor as Industry Minister and (b) officials in his Department were first informed of Dunbartonshire Enterprise's interest in the acquisition of Drumkinna Bay from the Drumkinna Development Company. - (Holding answer 22 May 1995).
Pursuant to his Answer of 16th May, Official Report, columns 207-208W, on what date (a) his predecessor as Industry Minister and (b) officials in his Department were first informed of Dunbartonshire Enterprise's interest in the acquisition of Drumkinna Bay from the Drumkinna Development Company. - (Holding answer 22 May 1995).
What was the involvement of Dunbartonshire Enterprise or Scottish Enterprise in written or oral communication with the Industry Minister on the subject of the development at Drumkinnon Bay.
What was the involvement of Dunbartonshire Enterprise or Scottish Enterprise in written or oral communication with the Industry Minister on the subject of the development at Drumkinnon Bay.
On what date he became aware of Dunbartonshire Enterprise's interest in acquiring Drumkinnon Bay from the developers. - My right hon Friend became aware of Dunbartonshire Enterprise's interest in the acquisition on 8 March 1995.
On what date he became aware of Dunbartonshire Enterprise's interest in acquiring Drumkinnon Bay from the developers. - My right hon Friend became aware of Dunbartonshire Enterprise's interest in the acquisition on 8 March 1995.
What ministerial discussions took place either with Scottish Enterprise or Dunbartonshire Enterprise regarding the acquisition of Drumkinnon Bay by the latter; and on what date ministerial consent was given. - No such discussions took place. Ministerial consent was not required in this case and no request for such consent was...
What ministerial discussions took place either with Scottish Enterprise or Dunbartonshire Enterprise regarding the acquisition of Drumkinnon Bay by the latter; and on what date ministerial consent was given. - No such discussions took place. Ministerial consent was not required in this case and no request for such consent was...
What is the project capital threshold expended by either Dunbartonshire Enterprise or Scottish Enterprise above which the Industry Minister is consulted. - Inc figures.
What is the project capital threshold expended by either Dunbartonshire Enterprise or Scottish Enterprise above which the Industry Minister is consulted. - Inc figures.
On what date the Drumkinnon Development Company approached Dunbartonshire Enterprise to negotiate the purchase by the latter of Drumkinnon Bay, Balloch; what information the company provided to Dunbartonshire Enterprise regarding original price paid; name of company which assessed the value of the site at £2.743 million, and date of assessment;...
On what date the Drumkinnon Development Company approached Dunbartonshire Enterprise to negotiate the purchase by the latter of Drumkinnon Bay, Balloch; what information the company provided to Dunbartonshire Enterprise regarding original price paid; name of company which assessed the value of the site at £2.743 million, and date of assessment;...
On what date the Industry Minister was informed of Dunbartonshire Enterprise's interest in the acquisition of Drumkinnon Bay from the Drumkinnon Development Company. - I first learned of Dunbartonshire Enterprise's interest in the acquisition on 8 March 1995.
On what date the Industry Minister was informed of Dunbartonshire Enterprise's interest in the acquisition of Drumkinnon Bay from the Drumkinnon Development Company. - I first learned of Dunbartonshire Enterprise's interest in the acquisition on 8 March 1995.
What direct representations the Industry Minister received in writing or in person from Drumkinnon Development Company Ltd. or any associated companies regarding the latter's negotiations with Dumbarton District Council and its subsequent sale of land to Dunbartonshire Enterprise.
What direct representations the Industry Minister received in writing or in person from Drumkinnon Development Company Ltd. or any associated companies regarding the latter's negotiations with Dumbarton District Council and its subsequent sale of land to Dunbartonshire Enterprise.
That this House notes that Scottish Enterprise is presently consulting widely on the future boundaries of local enterprise companies following upon the introduction of the new unitary local authorities; welcomes the decision of Scottish Enterprise to undertake this consultation and trusts that they will have the fullest regard to the views of honourable Members whose constituencies would be affected by any change to existing boundaries; further notes the excellent record of Dumbartonshire Enterprise; and calls upon the Secretary of State for Scotland to maintain the existing boundaries of that local enterprise company for at least the next three years so as to allow an assessment to be made of its effectiveness in the context of the new local authority structure.
That this House notes that Scottish Enterprise is presently consulting widely on the future boundaries of local enterprise companies following upon the introduction of the new unitary local authorities; welcomes the decision of Scottish Enterprise to undertake this consultation and trusts that they will have the fullest regard to the...