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Appendix 3Aberdeen City2000 2016Aberdeenshire2000 2016Angus2000 2016Argyll and Bute2000 2016Under 5 11.2 8.25-14 24.9 17.115-29 42.7 40.030-44 52.9 27.845-59 37.9 47.760-74 27.4 31.175+ 14.2 16.2211.3 188.0Under 5 13.2 11.85-14 31.1 23.715-29 40.6 38.330-44 53.2 41.945-59 47.1 50.860-74 28.0 42.375+ 14.0 19.2227.2 228.0Under 5 6.0 4.55-14 14.1 10.215-29 19.6 17.830-44 23.1 17.645-59 22.1 22.560-74 15.8 19.675+ 8.4 9.8109.2 102.0Under 5 4.3 3.45-14 10.3 6.915-29 15.3 12.330-44 18.7 13.245-59 18.3 18.560-74 14.0 17.275+ 7.9 9.088.8 80.5Clackmannanshire2000 2016Dumfries & Galloway2000 2016Dundee City2000 2016East Ayrshire2000 2016Under 5 2.9 2.35-14 6.6 4.815-29 8.4 8.030-44 11.4 7.645-59 9.7 11.160-74 6.4 8.775+ 3.2 4.148.5 46.7Under 5 7.7 5.95-14 18.3 12.815-29 22.2 20.230-44 31.1 19.445-59 30.0 31.660-74 24.4 29.475+ 12.2 16.0145.8 135.2Under 5 8.0 5.55-14 17.5 11.115-29 27.3 23.430-44 31.8 15.345-59 24.9 27.860-74 22.1 20.675+ 11.2 11.8142.7 115.6Under 5 6.8 5.35-14 16.0 11.015-29 21.6 19.430-44 26.9 18.545-59 23.4 25.760-74 17.7 20.575+ 8.2 10.0120.6 110.3East Dunbartonshire2000 2016East Lothian2000 2016East Renfrewshire2000 2016Edinburgh2000 2016Under 5 5.7 5.45-14 13.4 10.715-29 21.9 17.830-44 24.5 24.045-59 22.4 23.260-74 16.4 19.275+ 6.5 10.9110.8 111.2Under 5 5.4 5.65-14 11.6 10.515-29 16.3 18.330-44 20.9 20.345-59 17.5 21.860-74 12.7 16.375+ 6.9 8.491.3 101.2Under 5 5.2 5.65-14 11.7 10.615-29 16.2 17.030-44 20.6 19.845-59 18.1 20.860-74 12.0 16.275+ 6.0 8.489.8 98.4Under 5 23.9 22.55-14 49.6 42.215-29 102.6 104.530-44 113.8 99.245-59 75.6 106.860-74 55.8 62.375+ 32.1 33.3453.4 470.8Eilean Siar2000 2016Falkirk2000 2016Fife2000 2016Glasgow2000 2016Under 5 1.4 0.85-14 3.6 2.215-29 4.2 2.730-44 5.7 3.345-59 5.6 5.660-74 4.3 5.175+ 2.4 2.727.2 22.4Under 5 8.3 7.05-14 18.3 15.115-29 26.2 25.830-44 34.8 26.445-59 27.5 34.660-74 20.2 23.975+ 9.1 11.5144.3 144.3Under 5 19.4 17.05-14 45.5 35.315-29 64.9 63.230-44 79.9 61.345-59 67.3 79.360-74 48.2 62.075+ 25.3 30.3350.4 348.4Under 5 34.7 31.15-14 75.4 56.715-29 137.1 131.430-44 153.7 123.745-59 92.0 139.460-74 76.6 71.475+ 39.9 33.4609.4 587.1281
Highland2000 2016Inverclyde2000 2016Midlothian2000 2016Moray2000 2016Under 5 12.0 9.55-14 27.6 20.915-29 33.9 31.230-44 46.5 32.645-59 43.5 48.160-74 30.7 40.875+ 14.4 19.4208.6 202.5Under 5 4.9 3.65-14 11.2 7.715-29 15.1 12.830-44 19.5 12.445-59 16.0 18.860-74 11.9 12.875+ 6.0 6.184.6 74.2Under 5 4.8 5.15-14 10.5 9.615-29 16.7 16.730-44 18.3 19.245-59 16.3 17.960-74 10.9 13.675+ 4.7 6.282.2 88.3Under 5 5.1 4.15-14 11.4 8.415-29 16.7 16.030-44 17.9 13.845-59 15.7 15.860-74 12.2 13.975+ 5.9 7.785.0 79.7North Ayrshire2000 2016North Lanarkshire2000 2016Orkney2000 2016Perth and Kinross2000 2016Under 5 7.7 6.25-14 18.5 13.415-29 25.6 23.030-44 31.1 23.045-59 27.0 30.860-74 19.6 24.875+ 9.5 12.0138.9 133.2Under 5 20.1 17.45-14 42.9 36.115-29 65.5 59.830-44 78.0 63.545-59 59.4 74.960-74 42.8 50.575+ 19.0 24.6327.6 326.8Under 5 1.0 0.75-14 2.7 1.715-29 3.0 2.330-44 4.3 2.845-59 4.1 4.460-74 2.9 3.775+ 1.5 1.919.5 17.5Under 5 7.1 6.25-14 16.5 13.415-29 22.3 21.430-44 28.3 21.545-59 27.3 29.960-74 20.7 26.175+ 11.4 14.0133.6 132.5Renfrewshire2000 2016Scottish Borders2000 2016Shetland2000 2016South Ayrshire2000 2016Under 5 10.5 8.65-14 23.3 18.215-29 31.8 31.230-44 42.6 29.745-59 33.4 40.760-74 24.8 27.875+ 10.6 13.4177.0 169.4Under 5 5.8 4.55-14 13.1 10.315-29 15.9 15.630-44 23.4 15.845-59 22.1 26.060-74 17.0 22.275+ 9.5 11.5106.9 105.8Under 5 1.4 1.35-14 3.4 2.515-29 4.0 4.030-44 5.2 3.845-59 4.5 4.760-74 2.6 3.775+ 1.4 1.722.4 21.6Under 5 5.8 5.25-14 14.0 11.215-29 19.6 18.830-44 24.4 19.045-59 22.7 24.360-74 17.7 20.575+ 9.7 11.3113.9 110.2South Lanarkshire2000 2016Stirling2000 2016West Dunbartonshire2000 2016West Lothian2000 2016Under 5 17.5 15.55-14 40.4 31.315-29 58.4 57.630-44 73.1 57.545-59 58.7 68.960-74 41.9 48.875+ 17.4 22.3307.4 302.0Under 5 4.8 5.35-14 10.4 10.215-29 18.0 20.430-44 18.4 19.045-59 16.3 19.060-74 11.3 14.175+ 6.0 7.485.2 95.3Under 5 5.6 4.85-14 13.1 9.815-29 19.3 18.830-44 21.6 17.745-59 16.4 19.360-74 12.6 13.175+ 6.0 5.894.6 89.4Under 5 10.1 10.35-14 21.3 19.515-29 32.2 34.030-44 39.4 39.445-59 29.3 38.060-74 17.4 24.475+ 6.9 9.7156.7 175.2282
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Growth and DevelopmentSOCIAL WORK S
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IntroductionThe Local ReportsGrowth
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ContentsPageNorth Lanarkshire 183Or
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1. Profile at 2002With an estimated
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AberdeenThe three councils and heal
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AberdeenBehavioural support teacher
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AberdeenStaff6. StaffingManagers &
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AberdeenThe Council is still some w
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2. Performance: Community CareBalan
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In an Equal Chances project the Cou
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Staff6. StaffingManagers & central
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1. Profile at 2002Angus is a medium
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AngusAcross Angus, there are multi-
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AngusAlthough the crime rate is bel
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Angus8. The FutureA sound foundatio
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3. Performance: Children and famili
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Current management information syst
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8. The FutureThe reorganisation of
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The Council is preparing to adminis
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7. Modernising servicesA local work
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The social services department is i
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5. FinanceService Area(£000)Childr
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1. Profile at 2002Dundee is a mediu
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DundeeDundee is participating in a
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Dundee4. Performance: Criminal Just
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Dundeefor example, call centres.A n
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1. Profile at 2002East Ayrshire has
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East AyrshireThe pan-Ayrshire menta
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Services for people with a sensory
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A high rate of children are placed
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Staff6. StaffingVacanciesWTE1999act
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1. Profile at 2002East Renfrewshire
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East RenfrewshireA shared assessmen
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A partnership approach is taken to
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Specific action which calls for con
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2. Coileanadh: Cùram Coimhearsnach
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Tha a’ Chomhairle agus NHS nan Ei
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Tha dòigh-obrach com-pàirteachais
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A substantial increase in community
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8. The FutureNumbers of older peopl
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