News Releases:
Thursday 03/06/2004
New phone service aims to improve quality and quantity of information available.
£2.35 million of funding for 20 new and revamped dental premises across Scotland.
New wildlife crime and conservation website aimed at schools.
Scots Law Commission asked to consider criminal definition of rape and its proof.
Livingston to get up to 30 new jobs with the location of new SBSA.
Body managing payment scheme for people infected with Hep C through NHS to go live on July 5.
First Minister tells Normandy veterans Scotland is proud of their actions.
Governments round the world can learn from results of study - Minister.
Wednesday 02/06/2004
Farmers who missed May 17 deadline can still receive payments if forms lodged by June 11.
Executive seeks views on contingency plan for action required by EU Commission.
Proposed new definition of 'charity' based on principle of public benefit.
Guidance on measures covering those employed by local government or third party service partner.
Tuesday 01/06/2004
Every community in Scotland to have access to affordable broadband by end of 2005.
Maximum compensation payable during June will be £615.
Figures show that four per cent of Scottish pupils attend independent schools.
Total now committed to school building programme is more than £2.2 billion.
Transport partnership to go ahead with interchange and park and ride facilities.
Figures for 2003 show fall in number of prisoners recommended for parole.
First Minister congratulates twelve Scottish organisations who have won prestigious award.