Last week
Saturday 14/11/2009
Total H1N1-related deaths in Scotland now 37.
Friday 13/11/2009
Health Secretary sends condolences after child’s death.
One further H1N1 death has been reported in Scotland.
Scotland's health service given new targets for providing treatment to patients.
New UK legislation gives Scotland more powers to protect its marine life.
£2 million to help school leavers train for jobs.
Deputy First Minister condemns groups that perpetuate hatred and bigotry.
41 Scottish high streets to share multi-million pound regeneration fund.
Thursday 12/11/2009
Plans to increase the reuse of second hand furniture and household goods.
Further swine flu death announced.
Figures show a rise in flu-like illness.
Finance Secretary welcomes call for UK Government to release fossil fuel money.
Wednesday 11/11/2009
State-of-the-art upgrade of Cupar’s Adamson Hospital set to begin.
Scottish employment and unemployment rates still outperform UK.
Further death from H1N1 announced.
Reinforcing commitment to alleviate poverty in Malawi.
New strategy to promote health in Scotland's working age population.
Action to address 'confusing' arrangements for setting class sizes.
Tuesday 10/11/2009
New checks scheme for people working with children and vulnerable adults.
Minister says Scotland needs flexibility to meet population growth targets.
Minister signals commitment to architecture and design centre.
New fisheries scheme aims to 'land more, catch less'.
Hand-held metal detectors to be given out in the fight against 'booze and blade' culture.
Monday 09/11/2009
Retailers encouraged to do more to to recognise value of local seasonal produce.
Householders offered help to make their homes greener and lower their fuel bills.