February 2009
Friday 27/02/2009
Cash to support Scotland's food and drink sectors.
Scottish buildings are to be among the most carbon effective in Europe.
Low income families across Scotland to benefit from new energy assistance scheme.
Education Secretary speaks at annual headteachers' conference.
Re-appointment of the convener and all six members.
Thursday 26/02/2009
Scotland to ban cigarette vending machines and displays.
New campaign shows young people science can be rewarding to study.
Investment Fund support for Scottish social enterprises.
Fifty new apprenticeships for the creative industries in 2009-10.
Two new non-executive members appointed to the Board.
Wednesday 25/02/2009
Two limited extensions to the April 30 deadline for compulsory vaccination of cattle and sheep against bluetongue.
Reappointment of members to Bòrd na Gàidhlig.
Chair appointed to the national development agency for Gaelic, Bòrd na Gàidhlig.
£500 million budget cut would cost over 8,000 jobs - First Minister.
Fifty projects to benefit from latest European Fisheries Fund allocations totalling more than £5.8 million.
New partnership scheme to tackle underage and illegal cigarette sales.
Tuesday 24/02/2009
Alcohol-related discharges from Scottish hospitals jump 20 per cent in five years.
A National Statistics Publication for Scotland.
Education Secretary comments on pupils in Scotland statistics.
Finance Secretary sets out case for full fiscal autonomy as part of National Conversation.
Unique piece of Burns history to have its very own Homecoming.
A National Statistics Publication for Scotland.
A National Statistics Publication for Scotland.
Interim report sets out how a Scottish quota and licensing system could be implemented.
Review concludes support is in place to encourage physical activity.