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October 2007

Wednesday 31/10/2007

Crackdown on planning breaches

Proposals for fines of up to £5,000 to deter rogue developers.

Future for housing in Scotland

Proposals to take a 'fresh approach' to housing and give owners and tenants a better deal.

New public procurement rules

Change in contract rules designed to help small companies compete for business.

Polmont Young Offenders Institution

Report reveals good accommodation but difficulties with overcrowding.

Scottish Police Services Authority

Two new members appointed.

Setting standards for nursery workers

Childcare staff to benefit from new career opportunities and professional recognition.

Water of Leith flood prevention

Grant of £4.4 million allows work to begin on scheme.

Tuesday 30/10/2007

£29m for Ravenscraig sports complex

Major new facility at former steelworks site will include a full-size indoor football pitch.

Colleges to keep charity status

Education Secretary says government will support colleges to ensure they remain as charities.

Future of Scottish aquaculture

Minister urges those involved in the industry to make their views known.

Minister comments on homelessness figures

Progress being made but more still needs to be done to prevent homelessness - Minister.

Scotland in the USA

New Scottish Government Counsellor in North America appointed.

Statistics on homelessness

A National Statistics Publication for Scotland.

TV fishers lead cod protection trial

Vessel featured in BBC "Trawlermen" series leads new cod protection pilot.

Monday 29/10/2007

Convention of Highlands and Islands

Autumn convention told area holds many assets that set Scotland apart from international competition.

Latest 'proceeds of crime' figures

More than £2 million recovered from criminals over last six months.

Use of police resources

Justice Secretary asks UK Government to change laws on police support for traffic checks.

Sunday 28/10/2007

Waiting times milestone set

Target of 15 week maximum for outpatient consultation or hospital admission.

Friday 26/10/2007

Cervical cancer vaccine

Vaccine to be given to thousands more teenage girls than originally planned.

Crofters Commission Members Appointed

New members appointed to the Crofters Commission.

Glasgow Housing Association

Minister welcomes progress on second stage transfer.

Public Health Bill

Publication of bill aimed at modernising public health legislation.

Salmon industry DVD
Video

Launch of new DVD and website to highlight collaboration between industry sectors.

Scottish Broadcasting Commission

First meeting of new body set up to investigate tv production and broadcasting in Scotland.

Universities and colleges

Announcement of additional £100 million capital funding package.

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