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June 2006

Friday 30/06/2006

Ayrshire and Arran Heatlh Board

Interim chair appointed to health board.

Education programme gets a glowing report

Researchers praise programme to tackle school underachievers.

Open University joins learning scheme

Open University has joined the ILA Scotland (Individual Learning Account) scheme.

Promoting sustainable freshwater fish

New powers will promote sustainable freshwater fisheries and aquaculture.

Public sector employment

Statistics for first quarter of 2006.

Public sector jobs increase

Latest figures show rise in number of teachers, police, social workers, nurses and doctors.

Scottish Economic Report

Latest edition reviews recent trends in Scottish, UK, European and global economies.

Thursday 29/06/2006

Local authority pensions

Transitional protection proposed for local government pension scheme.

Wednesday 28/06/2006

Community transport projects

Fifteen initiatives across Scotland share more than £1 million in funding.

End Year Flexibility 2005-06

Finance Minister reports £235 million underspend, less than 1 per cent of Executive's total budget.

Five year plan to overhaul social services

Nearly 100 actions to modernise social services, backed by £15 million over the first two years.

Scotland to retain its own red meat promotion body

Quality Meat Scotland to remain accountable to Scottish Ministers.

Tuesday 27/06/2006

Fire safety website launched

New site aims to raise childrens' awareness of fire safety precautions.

Mentoring and befriending

Conference on progress of Laidlaw Youth Project.

More teachers in the classroom

Number of vacant teaching posts has almost halved over last 12 months.

On the Record Briefing
Video

First Minister gives media briefing.

Teacher vacancies and probationer allocations 2006

A National Statistics Publication.

Monday 26/06/2006

Changes in blood processing activities

Future plasma products will be bought in from outside Scotland.

Mental Welfare Commission

Appointment of three part-time commissioners.

Minister toasts Irn Bru's Russian success

New six-year bottling deal between Barr Soft Drinks and the Russian-based Pepsi Bottling Group.

Pupil attainment survey

New survey tracks pupil performance in primary and early secondary.

Smoking ban gets seal of public approval

Figures show a 99 per cent compliance rate.

Springburn Health Centre

Official opening of refurbished dental suite with prospect of £2.6 million more in funding.

Stamping out sectarianism
Video

First Minister joins Glasgow students in new campaign against sectarianism.

Friday 23/06/2006

NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde

Re-appointment of Chair.

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