Scottish Government

News Releases:

Tuesday 31/01/2012

2009 shows fall in emissions [Environment]

Report acknowledges Scotland’s good progress on climate change targets.

Accounts Commission [Economy]

Members re-appointed.

Accounts Commission [Economy]

Members Re-appointed.

Farm income increases [Agriculture]

Latest statistics paint an optimistic picture for Scottish agriculture.

Further support for economic recovery [Economy]

Allocation of Barnett consequentials for 2011-12 confirmed.

Infant mortality statistics [Health and Community Care]

Health Secretary comments on latest statistics.

Log on to air your views on CAP reform [Agriculture]

Online consultation on European reform proposals launched today.

Millions invested in new housing [Housing]

Funding to support jobs and stimulate economy.

Minimum pricing of alcohol [Health and Community Care]

Updated report highlights benefits of the policy.

NHS Education for Scotland and NHS Health Scotland [Health and Community Care]

Members re-appointed.

NHS Fife [Health and Community Care]

Extension of appointment for the Chair of the Board.

Samsung chooses Scotland [Business and Industry]

First Minister welcomes deal to bring Korean giant to Fife.

Scottish Farm Income Estimates 2011 [Statistics]

A National Statistics Publication for Scotland.

World-class digital connections [Business and Industry]

Investment to deliver significant improvements in internet speeds across Scotland by 2015.

Youth employment strategy published [Education and Training]

Whole Government approach to tackle national challenge.

Monday 30/01/2012

Fast-track justice [Law, Order and Public Safety]

Pilot to ensure low level offenders repay dues more swiftly progressing well.

Pharmacies act 'FAST' [Health and Community Care]

Stroke campaign rolled-out across 1,200 locations.

Sunday 29/01/2012

International eyes on referendum [First Minister]

Historic event beamed to all corners of the globe.

Marathon doc accepts new challenge [Health and Community Care]

Ultra running GP named Government Physical Activity Champion.

Scotland’s economy [Economy]

Austerity approach is harming economy – Finance Secretary.