November 2002
Saturday 30/11/2002
Initial indications suggest no F&M but movement restrictions remain.
Doors open on gallery of Scotland's first 50 sporting greats.
Friday 29/11/2002
Nine out of ten say doorstep collections would convince them to recycle.
Movement restrictions imposed on farm in Huntly area as tests carried out.
Over £84,000 awarded to nurses, midwives and health visitors to research good practice.
Proposals for the first national standards for infection control in adult care homes.
Minister tells Rothesay conference to grasp economic opportunities in peripheral areas.
Ideal is to make Scotland one of the world’s leading major events destinations.
Minister approves changes to appointment procedures to board of Montrose Port Authority.
Alex Pagett brings experience from major corporate sector - Minister.
Appointment announced of Argyll and Bute councillor.
Appointment of Connect consortium means work on schedule to begin construction by end of March.
Launch of consultation Learning from Experience - How to Improve Safety for Patients.
Minister to tell rally that there is no place for racism in modern Scotland.
First Minister celebrates achievements of contemporary Scotland.
The views of over 4,000 people on range of environmental issues.
Thursday 28/11/2002
Feasibility study on measures to reduce threat of flooding posed to communities around the Clyde.
Latest statistics on children receiving education other than in school.
Just over 11,200 children were looked after by local authorities at March 31, 2002.
Minister announces further extension of initiative on Drug Treatment and Testing Orders.
Farming business profits and income set to rise by 11 per cent.
Forecasts show 11 per cent increase as Foot and Mouth recovery continues.
One hundred and seven murder victims recorded by police during last year.
Pro-enterprise culture is building sustainable economic growth in Scotland - Minister.
Minister concerned that 60 per cent of teenage care leavers have no qualifications.