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December 2006

Saturday 30/12/2006

New Year Honours List

Knighthoods, a new Scottish Dame, OBEs and other honours.

New Year Message
Video

First Minister promises 'no let up in pace of reform' during 2007.

Friday 29/12/2006

Ask Hugh - as part of consultation

Teachers have chance to quiz new Education Minister online.

Partnership Agreement update

Ministers believe 'real progress' is being made on government's policy pledges.

Staff are 'lifeblood of NHS'

Minister pays tribute to NHS staff.

Thursday 28/12/2006

Chair appointed to Scottish Law Commission

Honourable Lord Drummond Young appointed as new Chair of the Scottish Law Commission.

Euro funding for Highlands & Islands projects

Announcement that 46 projects to receive over £2.8m to promote economic development and social inclusion.

Funding for transport in remote communities

Eleven projects in remote communities that don't have access to regular public transport to share £1m of funding.

Minister meets NHS 24 staff

Deputy Health Minister to pay tribute to front-line health staff when he visits NHS 24’s Aberdeen contact centre.

New advice for councils on combating fly-postering

Puiblication of Planning Advice Note 80 - Control and Management of Fly-Posting.

Wednesday 27/12/2006

Police and support staff at record high

Latest figures show more than 16,000 officers employed across Scotland's eight forces.

Shetland NHS

Re-appointment of Board member.

Tuesday 26/12/2006

Aid effort will continue

Minister pledges continued support to Scottish based aid agencies on 2nd anniversary of the Asian tsunami.

Penalties increase for mistreating pets

New laws passed this year mean more abusers could face prison.

Robberies hit 30-year low

Figures show number of robberies is at lowest level since 1975.

Sunday 24/12/2006

Christmas Message

First Minister says 2006 has been a year of achievement for Scotland.

Friday 22/12/2006

Forth Valley NHS Board

Appointment of new member.

Your starter for 6

Million pound project to find new entrepreneurs.

Thursday 21/12/2006

Aquaculture and Fisheries Bill

MSPs agree principles of new Bill.

Broadband roll out continues

Announcement of £5 million to ensure that more households and businesses can benefit from high speed internet access.

Careers Scotland focuses on NEET challenge

Every pupil to be entitled to face to face interview with adviser.

Communities Minister resigns

Minister says it is not tenable for him to stay as member of Executive.

EU Fisheries Council agree deal

Minister says Scotland has 'best possible deal' after difficult negotiations.

New measures to support business

New simplified grant structure aimed at increasing economic growth to be introduced in 2007.

Scottish Economic Report

Annual growth at 2.2 per cent, above long-term average.

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