May 2007
Thursday 31/05/2007
Parliament has approved the Government's plans to abolish tolls on the Forth and Tay road bridges.
Two stops in Scotland to promote the 2012 London Olympics.
Announcement of almost £1.6 billion for agriculture, forestry and environment projects.
Scotland does not need and does not want any new nuclear power stations - Minister.
Wednesday 30/05/2007
Finance Secretary sets out plans to give Scotland 'clear competitive edge' in business.
A national statisitcs publication.
The total value of fish landed up by six percent to £370 million in 2006.
Tuesday 29/05/2007
Finance Secretary to set out priorities for stimulating economic growth.
New Government says targets will be fully met by the end of the year.
Friday 25/05/2007
Cabinet Secretary addresses the Fishing 2007 exhibition in Glasgow.
Thursday 24/05/2007
Low pathogenic avian influenza (H7N2) has been confirmed in North Wales.
Information and evidence requested as Review gets under way.
Parliament endorses First Minister's choice as Lord Advocate and Solicitor General.
Report will inform future spending plans - Finance Secretary.
Cabinet Secretary announces intention to change environmental law on ship to ship oil transfers.
Wednesday 23/05/2007
Minister says new energy strategy is linked to promotion of economic growth.
Minister says local consultation will be critical to in determining whether closures go ahead.
First Minister spells out the new Government's priorities and objectives.
Tuesday 22/05/2007
Five Secretaries take oath of office and attend first official meeting of Scottish Cabinet.
Government Statistical Service in Scotland.
Monday 21/05/2007
Cabinet Secretary discusses £1.5 billion investment in rural programme.
Friday 18/05/2007
Latest figures show a 2.2 per cent decline in first quarter of year.
Thursday 17/05/2007
First Minister at Longannet Power Station where refitting will reduce carbon emissions.
Court of Session ceremony confirms Alex Salmond in office.
The new Scottish Government's Cabinet has been endorsed by MSPs.