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October 2002

Thursday 31/10/2002

BTA promises stronger Scots push overseas

British Tourist Authority to report to Scottish Parliament in future.

Domestic Abuse continues to increase

Rise in domestic abuse shows victims have more confidence in reporting it - Minister.

Domestic Abuse recorded by Police 2001

Incidents of domestic abuse show a 5 per cent increase on previous year.

Edinburgh's first Smart School
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First Minister opens capital's first Smart School, the new St Thomas of Aquin's.

Minister praises food firms consumer focus

Producer Club is "excellent example" of co-operation and collaboration.

New approach through community budgeting

Two year timescale for pilots to see if better public services can be delivered.

Project to convert NHS ideas into action

Scottish Health Innovations aims to be catalyst for new products and technology.

Public Appointments Bill

Parliament debates Bill intended to increase accountability and transparency.

Sexual Offences Act comes into force

Rape accused to be prevented from questioning alleged victims in court.

Sudden Oak Death

Ban on American imports extended to cover whole of European Commission area.

Winter roads safety message

Travelling public advised to take sensible precautions in winter weather.

Wednesday 30/10/2002

Benefits and Tax Credits - February 2002

National Statistics report shows benefit take-up levels in local authority areas.

First Minister launches 2002 Poppy Appeal

Everyone in Scotland encouraged to contribute to Royal British Legion appeal.

Foolsspeed campaign rated a success

Research shows that advertising campaign appears to have changed attitudes.

Newsletter for mental health officers

Forum for pooling ideas on best practice over new Adults with Incapacity Act.

Tuesday 29/10/2002

Funding boost for regional museums

£500,000 for museums in Edinburgh, Falkirk, Highlands, Angus, Livingston and Perth.

Funding to support local sustainability policies

Support Officer to assist Scottish Sustainable Network to be funded at a cost of £50,000.

Launch of pocket guide to Scottish film

Launch of The Pocket Scottish Movie, a concise A-Z guide to Scotland on film.

More Scots surviving cancer

Survival rates for Scotland's most common cancers increased in past few years say new figures.

New electronic community for head teachers

Launch of pilot project Heads Together, designed to support head teachers in their day-to-day role.

Non-sector catch limits for September

Non-sector catch limits for North Sea (Area IV), West of Scotland (Area VI) and Area VII.

'Respect' for different faiths and cultures

Project bringing together young people of different faiths and cultures now underway.

Monday 28/10/2002

Additional funding for delayed discharge

NHS Board and local authority partnerships are to receive an extra £30m over the next three years.

Communities to benefit from jobs dispersal

First Minister ensures rural communties will benefit from dispersal of public service jobs.

Crofters first to benefit from job relocation

Administration of Crofters Building Grants and Loans Scheme candidate for relocation to H&I.

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