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Topic: Grampian Region

	Grampian Police - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Grampian Police is the police force in the north east of Scotland, covering the council areas of Aberdeenshire, City of Aberdeen and Moray.
		Grampian Police are headquartered in Aberdeen (the former Grampian region).
		It was formed on May 16, 1975, when the Grampian region was created, as a merger of the previously-formed Scottish North Eastern Counties Constabulary and the Aberdeen City Police.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Grampian_Police (183 words)

	House of Commons Hansard Debates for 22 Mar 1989
		Water in Grampian continues to be drawn from the region's rivers and a high proportion of capital charges are of recent origin, with a consequently high debt service charge--£9.89 million for 1989-90.
		Grampian regional council's legal advice is that it had no choice but to impose the increases so as to conform with the law.
		Grampian regional council, if it had wished, could have prepared for the new charges by reducing the contribution from the public water rate in 1988-89.
	www.publications.parliament.uk /pa/cm198889/cmhansrd/1989-03-22/Debate-25.html (3788 words)

	Time to train all doctors to look after seriously ill patients
		The prevalence of MS in Grampian region is approximately 203/100000[i], giving an estimated total number of 1100 patients in the Grampian area.
		Grampian region in Scotland has a population of 541240 (April 2001 GHB figures).
		The high percentage of patients treated in Grampian compared to the rest of the UK is no doubt due to the attitude adopted by Grampian Health Board in funding treatment at an early stage after launch, as well as the involvement of the neurology department in clinical trials.
	www.smj.org.uk /0504/ms.htm (2766 words)

	Badenoch and Strathspey - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		It was formed by merging the Badenoch and Kingussie areas of the county of Inverness-shire with the Grantown-on-Spey and Cromdale areas of the county of Moray.
		The traditional area of Strathspey was thus divided between the Highland region and the Grampian region.
		The Badenoch and Strathspey committee area of the Highland Council is based on the area of the former district.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Badenoch_and_Strathspey (262 words)

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		By the 13th century, the region was a center of mercantile enterprise.
		The Grampian Region of Scotland is located in the northeast part of the country.
		Aberdeen is the main city in the Grampian Region and it is the third largest city in Scotland.
	www.sistercitiesofhouston.org /cities/grampian/grampian.htm (1830 words)

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		Finally, region was not felt to have as marked an effect on the research as age, but does appear to influence viewers relationship and association with Grampian — both in terms of the television station and the region itself.
		Regional programmes from Grampian TV As previously identified, there was very low awareness of regional programmes offered across the sample, with the concept of co-productions not fully understood nor recognised.
		Grampian news offering Before moving on to focus on the Grampian news offering, respondents were shown a map illustrating exactly which parts of Scotland are covered by the Grampian TV region.
	www.ofcom.org.uk /static/archive/itc/uploads/GrampianTelevision_Audience_Research_Report.doc (9080 words)

	Annual Report of Her Majesty's Chief Inspector of Constabulary for Scotland 2000/2001
		The region's major city, Aberdeen, is the third largest in Scotland with a residential population of around 216,000.
		Against this, Grampian was responsible for a 26% share of allegations of oppressive conduct / harassment and a 30% share of allegations of corrupt practice.
		Grampian accounts for 6.6% of all racist incidents recorded across Scottish forces (NB: some between-force differences may in part be due to differences in recording procedures).
	www.scotland.gov.uk /hmic/docs/prs-30.asp (3642 words)

	HGA2 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		The Grampian Region takes its name from the highest mountain range in the British Isles, and the North East Region of Scotland is bounded on the north and east by the North Sea and on the west by forests and mountains.
		The Grampian Region is remarkable for the magnificence and splendor of its many castles and is called "The Castle Country".
		The Region has an active food processing industry for meat, fish and fruit and vegetables; is also noted for its Aberdeen Angus breed of cattle.
	www.houstongrampian.com /hga2.htm (492 words)

	Scottish Squash
		Grampian Junior “Player of the Year” deservedly went to Robert Adam who went virtually unbeaten all season playing at No3 and laterally No2, in the Peter Nicol Center team, which won the Division 1 title.
		Grampian players who attain a (top 10 Boys and top 7 Girls) National Ranking in their respective National Age Group Rankings, will be eligible to apply to be members of the Grampian Squash Foundation “Area Talent Squad”.
		Grampian are saying a fond farewell to the Junior Player of the year Robert Adam who has played an enormous part in the Regions Junior and Adult Squash over the years and will be sadly missed.
	www.scottishsquash.org /rdo_grampian.htm (1793 words)

	Evaluating the Effectiveness of the Teaching/Learning Process
		The teachers were given considerable leeway over the exact nature of their projects, but were told that they had to involve the use of games or simulations of some sort, and had to involve the establishment of links with at least one local industrial or commercial organisation.
		One of the teachers who had participated in the project was seconded to work on the two areas, and, in collaboration with the evaluator, she developed a 'do-it-yourself' pack on the design and use of games and simulations in primary schools.
		This was distributed to all primary schools in Grampian Region, and has since proved extremely successful in promoting the wider use of such techniques.
	www2.rgu.ac.uk /celt/pgcerttlt/evaluating/eval19.htm (1523 words)

	Waste Aware Grampian: News (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		Following on from the Waste Aware Grampian Recycling Centres & Points campaign, a survey to see how usage had changed was carried out across the Grampian region, starting at the end of August 2004.
		However, since the start of the Waste Aware Grampian Recycling Centres & Points campaign, the biggest success has been the news that in 2004-2005, 61% of Grampian residents are now recycling at their Centres & Points — a 20% increase on the previous year.
		The number of residents who didn’t know where their local recycling facilities were has dropped to less than 8% - a massive 80% reduction from what had been identified as one of the primary barriers to recycling only one year previously.
	www.wascot.org.uk /Grampian/news_article.asp?NewsID=158 (475 words)

	BioMed Central \| Full text \| Analgesia for labour pain - analysis of the trends and associations in the Grampian region ...
		Non epidural analgesia was found to be the most popular choice for pain relief in labour in the Grampian region between 1986 and 2001, although an increase in the uptake of epidural services is starting to occur.
		Despite the safety and acceptability of regional analgesia, an NHS wide survey carried out for all deliveries in 2002–2003 showed that only a third of all deliveries took place under regional anaesthesia/analgesia [3].
		This study shows that in the Grampian region of Scotland between 1986 and 2001, non-epidural analgesia was the most popular choice for pain relief in labour, although an increase in the uptake of epidural services is beginning to occur.
	www.biomedcentral.com /1471-2393/6/14 (4099 words)

	The Educational Endowments (Grampian Region) Transfer Scheme Order 1996
		(4) In section 24, for the words "to the Grampian Regional Council and to the Highland Regional Council" substitute "to Aberdeenshire, Moray and Highland Councils".
		(3) In clause 3, delete "The Chairman of the Education Committee of Grampian Regional Council".
		The fund formerly known as the Grampian Regional Council Prize Fund shall be known as the Aberdeen City Council Prize Fund.".
	www.opsi.gov.uk /si/si1996/Uksi_19960478_en_5.htm (1643 words)

	Aberdeen and Grampian Chamber of Commerce : Local Economy
		As the centre of Europe's oil and gas industry, the region is a key engine of the Scottish and UK economies with an aspirational business agenda and major opportunities for growth.
		The continuing strength of Aberdeen's economy has consistently bucked national and international trends with its high-wage, high skills base, high level of business start ups, consistently low levels of unemployment and a GDP per worker which is the highest in Scotland.
		Region has a higher proportion of working age population qualified to SVQ level 4+ than in Scotland and UK Oil and gas industry - North Sea maturing, but significant opportunities and NE still a major source of technology and innovation
	www.agcc.co.uk /localeconomy/index.cfm (629 words)

	Holiday crofts and cottages in Grampian region, Scotland (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		Accommodation in Scotland is sought after by people the world over, but a holiday cottage in Grampian is particularly popular with anyone with a love for golf as the superb sporting facilities, including links courses, are abundant throughout this region.
		Located close to the famous 'whisky trail' and historic towns of the region, self catering accommodation in Grampian offers ample opportunities to experience the rich cultural heritage of this northern region of Scotland - cottage rentals that can be found situated in rural isolation amongst the peaceful and beautiful countryside of the Spey Valley.
		Holiday cottages in Grampian are guaranteed to put you right at the very heart of a proud and ancient land that is keen to uphold custom and tradition, yet its towns and villages have all the modern facilities and amenities you could wish for when renting a self catering holiday home.
	www.ownersdirect.co.uk /Scotland-Grampian-3bed.htm (326 words)

	e-learning news
		These learning and testing materials are being made available to learners throughout the Grampian region via local learning providers including colleges, Chambers of Commerce and commercial training providers.
		According to SE Grampian’s Gail Smillie: “Typically, those using the learning and testing materials supplied by Bridge-Learning, are those who are working for small to medium sized enterprises within the region, along with those who are unemployed and want to improve their skills through gaining an internationally-recognised IT skills qualification.”
		SE Grampian is taking an important step in providing these basic IT skills learning materials to help further increase the skills pool within its region — which is already the only part of the UK to have consistently outperformed the growth of the global economy over a period of 20 years.”
	www.e-learningzone.co.uk /news_3n.html (227 words)

	Aberdeen Hotel locations - Aberdeen Hotels Association - Hotels in Aberdeen, hotels in Grampian, hotels in Scotland
		Aberdeen and the Grampian Highlands are easily reached from all parts of the UK and overseas.
		Choose between the Deeside Tourist Route (A93), the dual carriageway trunk route (A90) or the picturesque coastal route (A92) from Dundee, or continue north on the A9 to the A95 and arrive in the region via Strathspey.
		Aberdeen, Inverness and some smaller Grampian Highlands towns are served by long distance coaches from almost all parts of England, Wales and Scotland.
	www.aberdeenhotels.org /Location/Transport/transport.html (347 words)

	Grampian Region definition - Dictionary - MSN Encarta
		Grampian Region definition - Dictionary - MSN Encarta
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		Gram·pi·an Re·gion former region in northeastern Scotland that included the present-day council areas of Aberdeenshire and Moray
	encarta.msn.com /dictionary_561509397/Grampian_Region.html (72 words)

	The National Archives \| NDAD \| Document subseries for CRDA/3/DD
		Surveyors manual believed to have been produced for the pilot of part 1 of the National Inventory of Woodland and Trees (woodlands of 2 hectares and over) in the Grampian Region; appendices taken from a later edition of the NIWT surveyors manual, but believed to be identical to those used in the Grampian Region manual.
		Taken from a later edition of the NIWT surveyors manual, but believed by the Forestry Commission to be identical to that used in the manual for the Grampian Region pilot.
		The table descriptions were supplied by the Forestry Commission with the Grampian Region dataset which was transferred to NDAD in February 1999.
	www.ndad.nationalarchives.gov.uk /CRDA/3/DD/detail.html (1160 words)

	IngentaConnect Annual incidence and mortality of bullous pemphigoid in the Gramp... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		Annual incidence and mortality of bullous pemphigoid in the Grampian Region of North-east Scotland
		To estimate the annual incidence of BP in Grampian Region (North-east Scotland) and to assess the causes of mortality in this cohort of patients.
		The annual incidence of BP in Grampian region was estimated to be 14 cases per million per year.
	www.ingentaconnect.com /content/bsc/bjd/2005/00000153/00000002/art00028 (375 words)

	Grampian
		ormer region of Scotland (1975-96), which consisted of five districts and was replaced by Moray, Aberdeen City, and Aberdeenshire unitary authorities.
		The region was created in 1975 with lands from the counties of Morayshire, Banffshire, Aberdeenshire, and Kincardineshire.
		The land gradually slopes from the Grampian Mountains in the south (Cairn Gorm 1,245 m / 4,085 ft) towards the Moray Firth; extensive coastal lowlands fringe an area of sand-dune formation; part of this land was reclaimed from the sea and is now covered by the Culbin forest.
	www.fatbadgers.co.uk /Tourism/graminfo.htm (828 words)

	Time to train all doctors to look after seriously ill patients
		The incidence of hepatitis B infection in Scotland is increasing (152 acute and newly diagnosed chronic cases in 1995, 184 in 1996, 215 in 1997, 295 in 1998 and 386 in 1999).
		This is largely due to the epidemic in Grampian, which accounted for 114 (30%) of the 386 cases in 1999.
		Until recently the incidence of acute HBV in England and Wales was declining, from 1761 cases in 1985 to 581 in 1996.
	www.smj.org.uk /0803/hepB.htm (1965 words)

	New House Builders in Grampian, Scotland, Aberdeenshire (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		Tor Ecosse is renowned for professional, affordable new property in Scotland, new homes and houses in the Grampian region.
		New Houses in Scotland, New Houses in Aberdeenshire, New Houses in Grampian - all are catered for by Tor Ecosse Ltd.
		Commercial property development companies in north scotland, aberdeen and grampian would be another title easily attributed to the company.
	www.torecosse.co.uk /housebuilders/news.asp?ID=6 (2388 words)

	Grampian Film Office launch announced
		The office will highlight the attractions of the region in terms of stunning scenery, period buildings, ancient castles and golf courses and position it as a location for films, TV, advertisements and photo-shoots.
		The BBC TV series ‘All Along The Watch Tower’ was also filmed in the region and a Swedish detective series is to be filmed in Banff and Buchan in August.
		Ms Ogilvie also hopes the concentration of golf courses in the region will prove a draw: “Golf courses offer an uninterrupted expanse free of telephone lines and electricity pylons and are often in demand as the backdrop for period films.
	www.4rfv.co.uk /industrynews.asp?ID=18442 (561 words)

	SDI : Interactive Maps of Scotland
		The city is also home to numerous museums that pay tribute to the region and the nation.
		Sport also features highly in Grampian life, from the traditions of the Highland Games, through to the superb golf courses, throughout the region.
		This section is dedicated to people, the people who have made the region what it is, some who have moved here and the key professional people from Scottish Development International, who make it all happen for you.
	www.scottishdevelopmentinternational.com /sdimaps/grampian.htm (723 words)

	United Kingdom Travel Guide - Best Places to Visit in Scotland - the Grampians
		The Cairngorm Mountains, considered part of the Grampians, have been declared a national park and we regard this area as one of the most attractive in the country.
		The Grampian region of Scotland offers a diverse blend of attractions beyond the natural beauty of the area.
		Each of these trails is great way to travel this region of Scotland, but we would advise you, if the trails area of interest, to pick just one to explore.
	www.thereareplaces.com /guidebook/pdest/ukscgrmpglas.htm (825 words)

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