September 2008
Wednesday 01/10/2008
Inspection report says conditions continue to deteriorate at existing facility.
Tuesday 30/09/2008
£297,000 seized from criminals to fund programmes to get more girls involved in football.
Justice Secretary welcomes statistics that show crime at 25-year low.
Proposals to update legislation to tackle increasing risk of flooding.
Strategy to improve the health of under threat honey bees.
Children taught in new state-of-the-art classrooms.
Environment Secretary reports positive response from EU Fisheries Council in Brussels.
A National Statistics Publication.
Assessing Scotland's long-term progress in tackling health inequalities.
Funding for farmers to help meet costs of cattle requiring BSE testing.
Monday 29/09/2008
Edinburgh hosts international conference on criminal law and prosecution policy.
Pentland Firth is the Saudi Arabia of marine power - First Minister.
A National Statistics Publication for Scotland.
Figures show a reduction in the number of homeless households in Scotland.
Consultation on whether employees should have the right to request time off for training.
Sunday 28/09/2008
Fisheries Secretary to raise issue of fish dumped at sea on international stage.
Friday 26/09/2008
A review of how Scotland uses its land.
First Minister invites Council leaders to Scotland for Homecoming 2009.
Education Secretary encourages Scotland's top young scientists to reach new heights.
Thursday 25/09/2008
Communities Minister urges UK Government to give more help for house builders.
Parliament passes Bill which aims to improve operation of the courts.
Measures to help police and prosecutors tackle crime at every level.
New chair appointed to the Board.
Fisheries Secretary attacks 'scandalous waste' caused by European regulations.
Wednesday 24/09/2008
A National Statistics Publication for Scotland.