Benefits and costs of co-locating services in rural Scotland [electronic resource]

By:

Moran, Dominic

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Language: English Publication details: Edinburgh Scottish Government Social Research 2007ISBN:

9780755965595

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0950-2254

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630 $2 18

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View the report free of charge at www.scotland.gov.uk...

Summary: Presents the results of research into the benefits of co-location of services (two or more services housed in one location) in rural areas of Scotland.

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Presents the results of research into the benefits of co-location of services (two or more services housed in one location) in rural areas of Scotland.

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