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May 2006

Thursday 01/06/2006

Highland NHS Board

Appointment of members.

Tayside Police inspection

Force has made particular effort to improve its way of engaging with communities.

Wednesday 31/05/2006

Animal Health and Welfare Bill

New law includes 'duty of care' on pet owners to prevent animals suffering.

Average household to fall below two people

Number of single adult households to be 40 per cent of total by 2024, according to latest statistics.

New part-time sheriffs appointed

Appointment of a further 22 part-time sheriffs takes total to a record high of 80.

Targets beaten for moving patients out of hospital

Number of NHS patients having to wait in hospital falls by 21.7 per cent.

Tuesday 30/05/2006

Dumfries and Galloway NHS Board

Re-appointment of member.

Scotch beef ambassador appointed

A Dutch chef is the first Scotch Beef Ambassador in Europe.

Friday 26/05/2006

Caledonian Canal

Study shows potential to use Inverness to Fort William canal for freight.

Thursday 25/05/2006

Best ever performance for NHS Scotland

New figures for the beginning of 2006 show waiting times are at their lowest ever level.

Firearm Certificate Statistics 2005

A National Statistics publication.

First Scotch Beef Ambassador in Europe

Chef Cees Helder of the renowned Parkheuvel restaurant in Rotterdam appointed as Ambassador.

Fisheries patrol vessel

Tendering process halted following concerns over procurement procedures.

Green fingers and wild flowers

Biodiversity fortnight encourages spread of wild flower meadows.

Mental Welfare Commission

re-appointment of members.

New science champion for Scotland

Appointment of new Chief Scientific Adviser for Scotland.

Police Bill approved by Parliament

New powers to tackle knife crime, drug offences and football-related violence.

Wednesday 24/05/2006

Bankruptcy Bill before Parliament

MSPs consider plans to modernise bankruptcy and debt enforcement laws.

Borders NHS Board

New appointment.

Knife amnesty to get blades off the streets

Minister urges young people to 'bin your knife - it could save a life'.

Multi million pound investment in 'green' energy

£20 million in extra cash backing for renewable energy development over the next two years.

Scots healthcare expertise for Malawi

Thirteen volunteers on way to deliver medical training and services.

Tuesday 23/05/2006

Housing Trends

A Scottish Executive National Statistics Publication.

Mediation projects get go ahead

In-court mediation to be offered to people involved in small civil disputes.

National Strategy on Offender Management

Strategy will provide direction for Scotland's eight new Community Justice Authorities.

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