November 2007
Friday 30/11/2007
Appointment of two new non-executive members.
Reminder letters going out asking producers to return forms.
Scottish Government submits £1.6bn Rural Development Programme for investment in rural communities.
Around 90 per cent of eligible claims expected to be paid on time and in full.
Saltire and Lion Rampant to fly side by side as First Minister celebrates Scotland in 'all its richness and tremendous potential'.
Finance Secretary says there will be increase in funding for Third Sector.
Top health official says NHS has planned for extra pressures during winter.
Thursday 29/11/2007
New bill to ensure those diagnosed with pleural plaques can continue to claim compensation.
Appointment of three new non-executive members.
People invited to submit their views on the future of broadcasting in Scotland.
Wednesday 28/11/2007
A National Statistics Publication for Scotland.
Home Detention arrangements to be extended as part of programme to maximise prison resources.
Minister responds to the 11 per cent increase in the cod quota.
Minister responds to European Commission's proposals which include cuts of 25 per cent in days at sea.
'Too many children being let down by the system and not reaching full potential' - Minister.
Study finds literacy of Scotland's nine and ten year-olds above international average.
Tuesday 27/11/2007
Appointment of Chair and two new members.
A National Statistics Publication for Scotland.
Re-appointments to Fife NHS Board.
Primary school pupils take a new look at famous inventions.
Attention turns to delivery of housing in rural areas.
First meeting of expert group on road safety.
Project to develop professional skills of college staff in Malawi.
Seven per cent rise in reported incidents 'shows more recognising unacceptability of abuse'.
Scotland's share of UK grants scheme for fisheries and aquaculture.