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November 2006

Friday 01/12/2006

Bishopton redevelopment to be scrutinised

Plans for Scotland's largest brownfield site to come under public examination.

Fife NHS Board

Re-appointment of member.

Thursday 30/11/2006

ASBO use doubles in two years

Research shows that all but one local authority have made use of antisocial behaviour orders.

Chief Inspector of Constabulary

Annual report suggests review of legislation to take account of changes in police role.

Farm income consultation

Proposed changes to produce more relevant farm income statistics.

Judicial Appointments Board

Annual Report 2005-06.

Software design and development

JPMorgan to expand its European Technology Centre in Glasgow and create 200 jobs.

St Andrew's Day
Video

First Minister celebrates Scotland in St Andrew's Day message.

Wednesday 29/11/2006

Draft West Edinburgh Planning Framework

Consultation begins on A8 corridor and airport expansion plans.

Encouraging alternatives to 'school run'

Ministers provide £5 million to help persuade more children to walk or cycle to school.

Fuel poverty

A National Statistics Publication.

Inspectorate of Prosecution

Annual report 2005-06.

Review of actions to tackle fuel poverty

Update after four years shows 'good progress' according to Minister.

Tuesday 28/11/2006

Criminal Appeals Statistics 2005-06

A National Statistics publication.

Flood prevention for South Lanarkshire

Executive is allocating £1 million for the Golf Gardens, Larkhall Flood Prevention Scheme.

Funding boost for Orkney education

Orkney Islands Council joins PPP building programme with Executive support for a £50 million project.

Funding helps take freight off Scotland's roads

Funding of £2.2m announced to help UK’s third largest coal operator take more lorries off Scotland’s roads.

High Level Summary of Equality Statistics

A National Statistics publication.

Housing trends in Scotland

A National Statistics publication.

Illegal fishing sinks to lowest levels

New evidence revealing dramatic fall in illegal fishing in Scotland presented to EU President.

On the record briefing
Video

First Minister gives briefing to the media.

Progress maintained on waiting times

Figures show current six month maximum wait guarantee has been met with further progress made towards 18 week target.

Monday 27/11/2006

Consultation on snaring

Proposals to change the law on how animals can be caught by snares.

Courts using new laws on religious bigotry

Report shows that number of 'religiously aggravated' offences have increased by more than 50 per cent.

New dental centres for Highlands

Services at Wick and Culloden available for another 5,000 NHS patients.

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