News Releases:
Monday 05/04/2004
Edinburgh and Glasgow vet schools allocated £7.6 million from UK fund.
Scheme launched to assist farms with affected flocks.
Posters with sound effects aim to entice visitors to the Hebrides.
Friday 02/04/2004
New regulations give public greater access to information on developments affecting environment.
Proposals on how to improve the process of selecting bathing waters in Scotland.
Public land use bodies combine to share resources on population management.
Garry Coutts appointed for four year term.
NHS boards told to avoid generating income from 'excessive' car park charges.
Launch of website and marketing campaign to promote six cities to young tourists.
Three haddock fisheries are to re-open as result of successful negotiations.
Enterprise Minister announces that Smart, Successful Scotland strategy to be refreshed.
Thursday 01/04/2004
Maximum compensation payable during April will be £573.
New regulations to ensure wastes are monitored and tracked from the point they arise.
Health Minister Malcolm Chisholm has signed the Order winding up the 16 remaining Trusts.
Two consultation papers on rights of appeal and making development plans deliver.
Reappointment to body that advises on effects of hydro power schemes.
Justice Minister announces a number of appointments.
Three new members appointed to body that advises Scottish Ministers.
VIPER identification system to make it less stressful for victims and other witnesses.