January 2006
Tuesday 31/01/2006
A National Statistics publication.
Eight new members appointed.
Minister says rise in exclusions shows councils are prepared to take tough decisions.
A National Statistics Publication.
A National Statistics publication.
Aggregate and individual farm level incomes for 2005.
Publication of Radiotherapy Activity Planning Report 2011-2015.
£5.8 million from the Freight Facilities Grant (FFG) for two haulage companies.
New area and district Procurators Fiscals appointed.
Lower value contracts - below £94,000 for goods and services and below £3.6 million for works - will usually need to be advertised.
Minister joins survey of one of Scotland's most threatened species.
Monday 30/01/2006
New website launched which helps vulnerable people to live independently in their own home.
New figures confirm that 306 people were killed in 2004, an eight per cent decrease on 2003.
New group set up to track progress on second phase of transfer process.
Community-led action and 'people power' at heart of Action Plan to stamp out bigoted attitudes.
Figures show 2 per cent fewer casualties than in 2003 and the lowest figure since 1953.
Eight highly specialised treatments will be available to all patients from April 2006.
Friday 27/01/2006
Data covering the period to June 30, 2005 released by hospital of diagnosis.
Cosla has backed the bid to bring the Commonwealth Games to Glasgow in 2014.
Expansion at JPMorgan means 100 new IT jobs for software engineers.
Recommendations to abolish system of allowances and introduce 'basic salaries' for elected members.
Thursday 26/01/2006
Multi-disciplinary teams to visit services in nine council areas.
Initial evaluation finds pilots are increasing efficiency and client confidence.
Statistics show around 130,000 staff employed in NHS Scotland.
'Testimony', a photo-documentary exhibition, is to be temporarily displayed in Edinburgh for Holocaust Memorial Day 2006.