June 2005
Friday 01/07/2005
Report reveals bad sanitation and hygiene at Young Offenders Institution.
Thursday 30/06/2005
Criminal law professionals discuss money laundering at international conference.
New brochure and website leads the way to key wildlife attractions in Scotland.
Minister says statistics show 'remarkable progress' in tackling delayed discharge for older people.
West Lothian 'a beacon for other councils in Scotland' says Minister.
Minister welcomes prospect of stable water charges.
Ten more marine areas designated to protect the future of shellfish farming.
Sixth annual report.
MSPs vote in favour of new law that will make Scotland first part of the UK to have smoke free public places.
School pupils receive prizes from competitions designed to highlight climate change.
Wednesday 29/06/2005
Proposed action plan out to consultation.
First Minister says Scotland wants G8 members to show leadership in tackling world's problems.
£2 million contribution from Executive towards new £13 million visitor centre.
Transport Minister welcomes cross-party support for new legilsation.
Minister unveils 'fairer, more balanced' planning system for Scotland.
New board member appointed.
Overhaul of medical training means number of medical students to increase by 100 in Scotland.
International conference focuses on improving victim support through the criminal justice process.
Tuesday 28/06/2005
Statistics show fewer expectant mothers in Scotland are smoking.
Licensing scheme for non-domestic knives and banning sale of swords among measures to tackle weapons culture.
New framework too give fishing industry greater control over long term future.
Co-operation between national justice systems on agenda at today's conference.
NHS Health Scotland and NHS Quality Improvement Scotland will be relocated to a single site in east Glasgow.
Executive publishes plans for Atkinson review recommendations in Scotland.
More than 55 per cent of posts in the Executive and its agencies located outside Edinburgh, with more moves in the pipeline.