January 2008
Thursday 31/01/2008
Amendments to the 2008/09 Budget Bill lodged.
Bill to strengthen judges' independence and modernise the administration of Scotland's courts.
A National Statistics Publication for Scotland.
New Perthshire wind farm capable of providing electricity for over 100,000 homes.
Inspectorate of Prosecution report on Dumfries and Galloway Area Crown Office and Procurator Fiscal Service.
Simplified grant process to support business innovation.
Cautious welcome for latest statistics which show an 11.9 per cent rise.
A National Statistics Publication.
A National Statistics Publication for Scotland.
New approach to ensure economic growth helps narrow the gap between rich and poor.
Wednesday 30/01/2008
Tolls on Forth and Tay bridges to be abolished February 11.
£3 million for project to offer young male offenders a path out of crime.
New system for buying and selling homes will mean buyers can make more informed decisions.
First Minister hails new relationship with the trade unions.
Announcement of three new non-executive members to the Board of NHS Lothian.
New independent advisory unit to replace the Fire Inspectorate.
First Minister sets out plans to abolish or merge 52 public bodies.
Health Secretary welcomes progress on waiting times targets.
Tuesday 29/01/2008
Consultation on Climate Change Bill includes target to reduce emissions by 80 per cent by 2050.
Latest figures show rise in the number of NHS dentists and increase in patient registrations.
Dyslexia should not be allowed to limit any child's success - First Minister.
A National Statistics Publication for Scotland.
Exclusion must be a last resort - Minister.
Non-executive member appointed to Board.
Monday 28/01/2008
New legislation will target the 'untouchables'.