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March 2003

Monday 31/03/2003

Action to speed up asbestos claims

Court reforms offer promise of quicker settlement of asbestos compensation cases.

Adults with Incapacity Act

Executive proposes amendments to 2000 Act and changes to code of practice.

Moray wind farm approved

Consent granted for Paul’s Hill wind-powered generating station.

New information for carers

Sources of help and advice for the 600,000 mostly unpaid carers in Scotland.

Re-appontment to Welfare to Work taskforce

John Milligan has been re-appointed to the Scottish Welfare to Work Advisory Task Force.

Sunday 30/03/2003

Scottish Co-investment Fund

Business angels first to receive funding from new co-investment fund.

Saturday 29/03/2003

New Business Gateway planned

Minister endorses idea of new 'gateway' to support services for all businesses.

Friday 28/03/2003

300 jobs to be relocated

Executive announces more government jobs to be spread around Scotland.

Beattie Committee progress report

Minister says 'inclusiveness'is helping provide opportunities for disadvantaged young people.

Caithness A9 upgrade

Two kilometre stretch of A9 will follow red route on valley floor.

Child and Adolescent Mental Health Report

Executive accepts report as 'way forward' for planning and delivery of services.

Draft guidance on child protection

Advice for schools as part of three year reform programme of child protection services.

Environment, fisheries, agriculture

Information on a series of issues to do with environment and rural development.

FE college accountability

Review produces package of measures to improve governance and accountability in FE sector.

Ferry operator board appointments

Re-appointment of non-executive directors at Caledonian MacBrayne.

Housing transfer approved

Dumfries and Galloway switch 12,000 council houses to not-for-profit partnership.

Inverness outlaws drinking in public

New byelaw bans public consumption of alcohol in Inverness and Beauly.

Larkhall-Milngavie rail link

Transport Minister visits site of proposed new rail station at Larkhall.

Law lessons for refugees and asylum seekers

Fiscal service hosts event to explain how criminal justice system works.

Lord Advocate in Australia

Lockerbie trial to be subject at Commonwealth Law Conference.

MMR immunisation rate levels out

Chief Medical Officer reminds parents of benefits of high levels of immunisation.

National Galleries appointments

Trustee appointments for Scotland’s National Art collections.

National Stakeholder Forum formed

New body and working groups to oversee introduction of Water Framework Directive.

New Deal for junior doctors

Report shows progress towards full compliance with New Deal by August this year.

New prosecutor for Kilmarnock

Lord Advocate announces appointment of new district fiscal.

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