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October 2003

Friday 31/10/2003

2nd class status for kids in care must end - Minister

Statistics show children leave care without qualifications.

Birthday wishes for Hampden

Scotland’s national football stadium celebrates 100th birthday.

Children’s social work statistics 2002-03

Report on child protection, looked after children, social care staff, and finance.

Family Health Nurses

International conference examines special role as it has operated in Scotland.

Funding doubles to help young firms grow

Small and growing businesses set to benefit from huge increase in support.

HMIC inspection report – crime management

Report outlines proposals for more proactive approach to incident handling.

Modern Apprenticeship Awards

Apprentices, employers and organisations showcased at ceremony in Edinburgh.

New awards scheme for enterprise initiatives

Schools, teachers, pupils and businesses involved in successful enterprise schemes to be rewarded.

Parole Board appointment

Appointment of High Court Judge to the Parole Board for Scotland.

Scottish poppy online donations launched

Appeal’s website facility encourages Scots to pay tribute ex-Servicemen and women.

Shopkeepers urged to play safe on fireworks

Minister says all traders must be 'vigilant, responsible and sensible'.

Thursday 30/10/2003

Anti-Social Behaviour Bill

Publication of package of measures to tackle the scourge of anti-social behaviour.

Building Better Cities debate

Public Services Minister says progress will come through co-operation.

CMO comments on infectious diseases

Chief Medical Officer reminds parents of the importance of immunising their children.

Crackdown on firework sales to children

Shopkeepers caught selling fireworks to children will be charged and prosecuted - Lord Advocate.

Criminal Appeals Statistics 2002

Statistics show a 10 year low in the number of appeal cases completed.

East Fortune lands Concorde

Supersonic airliner to become major exhibit for National Museums of Scotland.

International education conference ends

Minister welcomes success of 15th Conference of Commonwealth Education Ministers.

Internet choice for patients

Patients to have option of where and when they are seen using waiting times database.

Local Government Boundary Commission re-appointments

Minister approves three re-appointments to Local Government Boundary Commission for a second term.

Measures to speed up appeals underway

Appointment of experienced sheriffs as temporary judges to take on High Court cases.

Proposals to tackle disruption from roadworks

Publication of The Regulation of Utility Company Roadworks consultation paper.

Research on part-time firefighters published

Inspection report recommends further integration of part-time firefighters.

Student leaders told 'no top up fees'.

Minister repeats pledge that Executive will not introduce top-up fees in Scotland.

Wednesday 29/10/2003

Active travel benefits health

Conference delegates told transport leaders have role to play in improving nation’s health.

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