September 2007
Monday 01/10/2007
Age limit raised from 16 to 18 years old from today.
At-risk groups urged to get flu jab safeguard themselves this winter.
Friday 28/09/2007
Breeding and store markets to resume from October 4 subject to no further adverse developments.
Rural Affairs Secretary urges processors and retailers to buy more local food.
Justice Secretary tells legal profession told they must embrace 'fresh thinking' to thrive.
Major surgical procedures to be carried out in Glasgow and Edinburgh.
Ministers approve the world's biggest wave energy project in Orkney.
Exchange rate for 2007 confirmed.
Thursday 27/09/2007
Alternative proposals to previous rail link project include a new station at Gogar on the Fife line.
Cabinet Secretary meets with industry representatives to discuss outbreak in England.
Independent body makes recommendations on allocation of health board funding.
A National Statistics Publication for Scotland.
Survey shows one in five people have been the victim of household or personal crime.
Wednesday 26/09/2007
A National Statistics publication.
Cabinet Secretary 'encouraged' following emergency meetings with European Commission.
£1 million funding for projects that help reduce violence in city and town centres.
Proposed changes include replacing existing 21 boards with six regional operations.
Deputy First Minister says social landlord must protect interests of current and future tenants.
Cabinet Secretary outlines future plans for the enterprise agency.
Amount of salmon caught by rod and line fifth highest since records began in 1952.
Tuesday 25/09/2007
Vital all youngsters get opportunity to get involved in art, music, drama or dance - Secretary.
Green light given for £5 million flood defence scheme.
A National Statistics publication.
Rural Affairs Secretary on European fact finding visit to explore urgent options for farmers.
Consultation begins on future direction of fisheries management in Scotland.