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January 2009

Friday 30/01/2009

Arbitration law to be modernised

New bill to encourage use of arbitration and and help attract international arbitration business to Scotland.

Call centre saves and creates jobs

First Minister opens Scottish and Southern Energy's (SSE) new Cumbernauld customer service centre.

Highlands and Islands Airports Ltd

Interim chair and Board members appointed.

Homecoming on ice

Scottish Curling Teams to benefit from Homecoming sponsorship deal.

Infectious Salmon Anaemia

A second case of Infectious Salmon Anaemia (ISA) has been confirmed in Shetland.

More pupils to learn about China

Opening of the West Lothian Confucius Classroom Hub at Bathgate Academy.

Renewables development in Western Isles

Study shows renewables can be a key economic driver.

Thursday 29/01/2009

2008 Scottish farm income estimates

A National Statistics Publication for Scotland.

Budget Bill

Finance Secretary re-introduces Bill at Scottish Parliament.

Creative Scotland

Two further non-executive directors announced.

Encouraging the use of Gaelic

New plan for the Gaelic language aims to increase its use in public life.

Inquiry into future fisheries management

New chair officially takes up post.

Ministers pledge to keep active
Video

Scottish Government Ministers aim to show how small lifestyle changes can make a difference.

Scottish Rural Development Programme

Expert appointed to head up review of the £1.6 billion rural support programme.

Wednesday 28/01/2009

Budget Bill

Bill to be reintroduced on Thursday after it fails to win majority in Parliament.

Construction of bioenergy plant

Diageo's £65 million bioenergy plant in Fife will improve renewables sector and create up to 20 new long-term jobs.

GDP for Scotland - quarter 3, 2008

A National Statistics publication for Scotland.

Marine renewables masterplan

Economic potential of marine energy in North of Scotland to be mapped out.

Open prisons in Scotland

Inspection reports a tightening of admission criteria and drop in number of absconds.

Prescription charges

Reduced charges lead to greater take up of pre-payment option.

Ryder Cup

The First Minister congratulates Colin Montgomerie.

Scottish economy reflects global downturn

Drop in GDP underlines importance of spending plans - Finance Secretary.

State Hospitals Board for Scotland

Non-executive member appointed.

Tuesday 27/01/2009

Cash to support construction

£17 million accelerated investment to create new affordable housing across Scotland.

Education Maintenance Allowance 2007-08

A National Statistics Publication for Scotland.

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