The same 10 mg vial with 2 mL of water yields 5,000 mcg/mL, making it easier to measure smaller doses
Key achievements Community Protection Service (Environmental Health, Community Safety & Trading Standards) Delivery of effective services on a flexible basis to meet all statutory requirements and duties in relation to public health, community safety, consumer protection and licensing enforcement matters Delivery of local Co-Production activity between Community Protection and Police Scotland, with particular focus on effective tasking processes and the delivery of joint action plans and work to protect the communities of East Dunbartonshire Delivery of Business Improvement Plan activity relating to Community Protection - actions being implemented in accordance with set targets and in line with relevant corporate outcomes to ensure that effective services are being delivered with positive performance being reported Delivery of regulatory services that assist with economic recovery and that are designed to support local businesses and communities Continued delivery of field responses in relation to all essential environmental health matters (e.g., public health service requests on environmental protection matters, food safety interventions and air quality monitoring) On-going delivery of full programmes of food safety inspection activity and food sampling activity as part of Official Food Controls, with several enforcement notices being issued to local businesses owing to food safety and hygiene issues across the reporting period Service involvement in several infectious disease questionnaires of residents in support of the local health protection board to trace any routes of infection Preparation and submission of the latest Annual Progress Report on standards of Air Quality within East Dunbartonshire Appropriate regulatory contribution to major asset projects and regulatory input to local planning developments Liaison with local water bodies and SEPA representatives during the reporting period to assist in seasonal blue-green algae toxic bloom work Delivery of a range of themed health and safety initiatives and interventions to local businesses across the area along with submission of the LAE1 Return to the Health & Safety Executive for health and safety work undertaken in the previous reporting period Provision of effective responses to a high number and diverse range of public health service requests throughout the course of the reporting period, with required for several ongoing statutory nuisance investigations of an intensive nature Approval of the EH Food Service Plan 2025-26 - this plan details the arrangements for carrying out the councils statutory duties under food safety legislation during the current reporting year On-going implementation of the revised and extended animal welfare licensing system to meet the requirements of new Regulations Delivery of effective field responses in relation to all community safety matters (e.g., pest control, fly-tipping, antisocial behaviour and youth disorder, control of dogs and CCTV deployment) Continued development of effective and efficient service delivery in relation to all Decriminalised Parking Enforcement with delivery of targeted enforcement activity in priority areas Delivery of parking enforcement activity to support the traffic free schools pilot and all other school areas Completion of preparation for the commencement of pavement, double and dropped kerb parking enforcement under the Transport (Scotland) Act 2019 from 1 September Effective deployment of mobile CCTV cameras to prevent crimes and aid detection, with particular emphasis on jointly agreed deployment between East Dunbartonshire Council and Police Scotland Delivery of essential patrols in relation to environmental incivility breaches (particularly dog fouling and littering) Delivery of investigative work and general casework on all ASB and neighbour dispute matters to support safer local communities within East Dunbartonshire
We urge utmost caution using pre-smoothed 12-month cumulative provisional data in time series analysis
Step 6: mix gently (never shake) Remove the needle from the vial
