§ Mr. Sproatasked the Secretary of State for Scotland how many unemployed bakers there are in Glasgow at the latest available date; and what effort is being made, with what success, to match unemployed bakers in Glasgow with vacancies for bakers in Aberdeen.
§ Mr. Gregor MacKenzieOn 9th March 1978, the latest date for which figures are available, 34 bakers were registered as unemployed in the Glasgow travel-to-work area. The six vacancies for bakers in Aberdeen have been circulated to all job-centres
Health Board of Patients' Area of Domicile All discharges except obstetric, psychiatric and mental deficiency Admissions to psychiatric and mental deficiency units 1974 1975 1974 1975 Argyll and Clyde … … 11,236 10,686 396 353 Ayrshire and Arran … … 5,264 5,004 266 271 Borders … … … 4,430 3,688 74 51 Dumfries and Galloway … 1,365 1,788 11 9 Fife … … … … 7,217 7,249 77 62 Forth Valley … … … 4,941 2,857 148 157 Greater Glasgow … … 4,318 4,123 560 582 Grampian … … … 2,008 2,250 129 154 Highland … … … 1,053 1,049 49 36 Lanarkshire … … … 21,184 17,767 465 416 Lothian … … … 606 906 91 81 Orkney … … … 449 505 66 60 Shetland … … … 468 502 64 70 Tayside … … … 1,163 1,194 65 53 Western Isles … … … 754 800 179 184 Notes: (1) The figures relate to all in-patients accommodated in hospitals in Scotland outwith the area of their domicile. No separate statistics are kept relating to patients admitted to hospitals in other areas because a particular medical facility is not locally available. (2) Comparable statistics for maternity hospitals and for out-patients are not readily available.