News Releases:
Monday 17/12/2001
Executive confirms that doctors and nurses to get pay rises above the rate of inflation.
Minister sets out agenda in letter of guidance to the Scottish Further Education Funding Council.
Pilot scheme gives greater access to public services through innovative new kiosks.
New single credit based system for qualifications launched.
Minister says public confidence is increasing in police handling of domestic abuse.
Montain bikes among projects to share £4 million in European structural funds.
Charter Mark and People's Network Internet link for all D&G public libraries.
Saturday 15/12/2001
Minister welcome outcome of Eu Summit in Belgium.
Friday 14/12/2001
NHS is improving but much remains to be done in raising standards and meeting needs of patients.
Victorian village on River Clyde recognised as site of international importance.
First review of parking arrangements for people with disabilities for 15 years.
High quality, healthy, home-grown produce can only benefit Scotland - Minister.
Five-yearly assessment rates 85 per cent of Scotland's research capability at highest level.
First shipment of venison since Foot and Mouth outbreak has left Dundee for Europe.
Thursday 13/12/2001
Report confirms onshore economic benefits derived from UK fishing fleet.
Proposals include stronger powers to deal with child pornography and "stalking" of women.
Guidance has been issued to ensure sick children receive adequate education away from school.
Minister welcomes judgement that French ban on beef exports is illegal.
Minister promises tough negotiating stance over quota reduction proposals in Brussels.
Latest statistical bulletin on employment outcomes following Higher Education.