July 2006
Wednesday 02/08/2006
Two new appointments to the Board of Managment.
Monday 31/07/2006
76 projects in the West of Scotland will benefit from further European funding.
Over 370 schools, nurseries and community groups have been awarded Read Together Home Reading grants.
SEERAD confirms farmers can delay cutting up to August 31 where a fire risk exists.
CalMac, V Ships and Western Ferries have been invited to tender for the Gourock-Dunoon ferry service.
Minister opens new renal unit in Kirkwall before chairing annual review.
Smaller sums of ill-gotten gains are now liable to seizure.
Committee on Radioactive Waste Management recommendations for long-term management of UK's higher level radioactive waste.
New Chief Executive appointed.
Research shows the Citistat system can be used to provide better value for taxpayers.
Friday 28/07/2006
Registrar General for Scotland publishes Annual Review of Demographic Trends.
Guidance to prosecutors to clarify the approach to be adopted when bail conditions are sought for those accused of murder.
New member appointed.
Guidance notes for organisations seeking sponsorship for proposed activity in the U.S.
Thursday 27/07/2006
Nine new members appointed to board.
Presence of the shellfish parasite Bonamia ostreae in native oysters has been confirmed in Loch Sunart.
Senior British Open Championship is expected to net £1.2 million for the Scottish economy.
Appointment of new Chair and three new Board members.
Report shows positive progress in efforts to improve service delivery by Strathclyde Police.
Wednesday 26/07/2006
Scottish GDP has risen by 0.5 per cent compared with previous quarter.
Crown Office and Procurator Fiscal Service has set out priorities for the service for 2006-2008.
British Irish Council agree new work programme to better understand effects of climate change.
Tuesday 25/07/2006
Funding to introduce scheme in Aberdeen and extend existing ones until 2008.
Report shows most people who take drugs don't think they affect their driving and do not expect to be caught.
Monday 24/07/2006
This week sees beginning of festival season in Edinburgh.