March 2005
Thursday 31/03/2005
A National Statistics Publication.
Women from the north east, with a few hours to spare, are being urged to consider volunteering at the Scottish Domestic Abuse Helpline.
Latest statistics show 19 per cent fall in numbers waiting six weeks for hospital discharge.
Ministers agree to direct funding to support Fresh Talent initiative.
International medical experts recognise 'cutting edge work' on diabetes in Scotland.
New website launched.
Study examines interdependence between towns and surrounding rural areas.
Unpaid carers encouraged to take part in special online survey.
Wednesday 30/03/2005
Minister says data shows number of people living in absolute poverty has been more than halved.
A National Statistics Publication.
Under antisocial behaviour legislation noisy neighbours could be fined up to £1,000.
Paediatric surgeon appointed Scotland's first National Clinical Lead for Children and Young People.
Announcement of renewed effort to reinstate service between Scotland and Northern Ireland.
Theatre company invited to perform in 'Brits off Broadway' season as part of Tartan Week
Tuesday 29/03/2005
Minister visits Northern Constabulary to discuss Licensing Bill.
First year of smoking ban in Ireland shows 'clear health benefits'.
Thursday 24/03/2005
Stirling Council to introduce ban on public consumption of alcohol within towns of Strathblane, Blanefield, Balfron and Killearn.
Registrar General releases two sets of provisional figures for vital events registered during 2004.
Review says British Waterways has turned a liability into a public asset.
More than fifty farming families awarded funding to restructure their business or diversify away from agriculture.
Ministers agree to proceed with M74 completion project following local inquiry.
Group to investigate the scope and extent of adult entertainment activity across Scotland.
£40 million of public money directed towards assisting life sciences businesses.
Regulations published alongside proposals for grant scheme to provide financial assistance to help upgrade supplies.
Second phase of sexual health project in Lothian to be supported by £1.9 million of funding.