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1. Looked after Children and Young People
(Conferences/People and society)
... of a successful Scotland.  The number of vulnerable young people under the care of local authorities is increasing, showing we are identifying those in need and getting them support and security...

2. Freedom of information
(Conferences/People and society)
...lable to them to gain access to information about their public services, and, in return, the public sector is increasingly proactive in making such information available.  The Scottish Government...

3. Scotland’s Housing
(Conferences/Housing, planning and regeneration)
...d in August 2008 that “the credit crunch and its impacts will not deflect us from the long term goal of increasing the supply of new houses” but this commitment will require new finance in...

4. Transforming the Public Sector
(Conferences/Local government)
...ces on creating a more successful country, which offers opportunities for all of Scotland to flourish through increasing sustainable growth”. With five, underlying strategic objectives - that Sc...

5. Eradicating Child Poverty in Scotland
(Conferences/Health and wellbeing)
... it is being honoured mostly in the breach, and that the objective of ending child poverty by 2020 is looking increasingly unrealistic. There are those who now say that it was wrong from the outset to...

6. Childhood Obesity
(Conferences/Health and wellbeing)
... conference This one-day conference will examine how the Scottish Government intends to tackle increasing rates of child obesity, through the Healthy Eating, Active Living action plan a...

7. Mary Scanlon
(Biographies/Speakers and Chairs)
... 2007.  In 2006 Mary was the first MSP from any party to resign her seat to fight a by-election, despite increasing the vote Mary was unsuccessful, but a year later she was back in the parliament...

8. Dr Peter Kenway
(Biographies/Speakers and Chairs)
... minimum standard and those who don't, and housing and homelessness where the stresses of our unequal society increasingly show themselves. The reform of the Council Tax has been another subject of ab...

9. Stewart Harris
(Biographies/Speakers and Chairs)
...amme which subsequently developed into the Active Schools Network.  The network is playing a key part in increasing physical activity levels of children in schools across Scotland and giving them...

10. John Corrigan
(Biographies/Speakers and Chairs)
...ld Protection, Criminal Intelligence, Violence Reduction, Crime Management and Forensic Science. However, the increasing scope and complexity of the CT agenda resulted in the creation of a new post wh...

11. Sara Hiom
(Biographies/Speakers and Chairs)
... in 2000, writing and speaking to the media about the charity’s research and its impact on cancer. She became increasingly involved in information about cancer prevention and early detection and devel...

12. Kevin Dunion
(Biographies/Speakers and Chairs)
... He contributes extensively to professional events and seminars in the UK and as the Scottish experience is increasingly being looked at by other regimes, he is engaged in international freedom of i...

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