Scottish Executive monthly listing for July 2004

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Friday 30/07/2004

Appointment to Parole Board for Scotland [Law, Order and Public Safety]

Kathleen McQuillan has been appointed as a new member to the Parole Board for Scotland.

Demographic trends 2003 [Law, Order and Public Safety]

The Registrar General's Annual Review of Demographic Trends has been released.

Farm borrowing statistics [Agriculture]

Publication of figures based on information collected from banks and mortgage companies.

Reappointment to Scottish Social Services Council [People and Society]

Announcement of the reappointment of the Convener and six members to the SSSC.

Thursday 29/07/2004

Antisocial behaviour seminar in Inverness [People and Society]

Delegates get to grips with new Antisocial Behaviour Act at half day workshop.

Funding for new sports facilities network [Sport]

Annnouncement of ten successful bids for share in £230m of investment into sports facilities.

Funding for planning aid [Planning]

Planning Aid for Scotland to receive further grant of £65,000 from the Executive.

High Street on top in shopping battle [People and Society]

survey shows Scotland’s high streets are holding their own against out of town shopping developments.

New children's surgical unit opens at Ninewells [Health and Community Care]

Health Minister opens new short stay surgical unit for children at Dundee hospital.

Tayside police review inspection [Law, Order and Public Safety]

Tayside Police has demonstrated significant progress in its work according to report.

Teacher census results, September 2003 [Education and Training]

Results of first full teacher census in publicly funded schools in Scotland since 1998.

Working Times regulations for doctors-in-training [Health and Community Care]

As NHSScotland nears deadline for implementation of regulations, Minister comments on state of readiness.

World-leading recycling facility [Environment]

Opening of £2m facility aiming to develop world beating technology for recycling batteries.

Wednesday 28/07/2004

GDP figures for 1st Quarter of 2004 [Economy]

Gross Domestic Product in Scotland rose by 1.6% over the year to 2004 Q1 and by 0.2% in the first quarter of 2004.

Launch of Aberdeen City Heritage Trust [Arts and Culture]

Trust to offer grants to property owners for repair and enhancement of historic buildings.

Minister promotes closer links for stronger food industry [Environment]

Closer links between producers and retailers vital to strengthening food industry - Minister.

Minister welcomes GDP growth [Economy]

Enetrprise Minister says figures back up independent survey that shows Scottish economy was performing strongly.

New archive to help fight Scrapie [Agriculture]

Launch of genetic archive to preserve valuable breed traits.

New fund to untap young business potential [Business and Industry]

New £8.6m fund to provide grants of £1,000 to young people starting up in business.

Planning in the internet age [Planning]

Executive removes legal obstacles to let councils accept online applications and objections.

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