Scottish Executive monthly listing for October 2005

News Releases:

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Tuesday 01/11/2005

HM Inspector of Constabulary annual report [Law, Order and Public Safety]

Overall picture on policing said to be one of 'positive progress'.

Monday 31/10/2005

Businesses receive RSA investment [Business and Industry]

Regional Selective Assistance grants totalling £15 million awarded to 35 companies.

Companies lead way in wave energy development [Business and Industry]

Renewables equipment ready to be shipped to Portugal.

Deaths from heart disease on way down [Health and Community Care]

Mortality rates show overall drop of 7.3 per cent across Scotland in one year.

Designs on Scotland's cities [Arts and Culture]

Major festival of design planned for six cities in 2007.

New powers to improve child protection [Education and Training]

New powers of inspection and access to information for those involved in children's services.

Friday 28/10/2005

Appointment to Lanarkshire NHS Board [Health and Community Care]

New chair appointed.

Children's social work statistics, 2004-05 [Statistics]

A National Statistics Publication.

Euro funding to enhance skills [Business and Industry]

Over £70 million for economic development areas to enhance training and skills in a number of sectors.

Recycling facility for Inverclyde [Environment]

Materials collected from over 40,000 households and recycling points will be sorted at new £4 million facility.

Scots urged to continue donations to earthquake victims [People and Society]

Minister meets Scottish families affected by Asian earthquake.

Scottish Social Services Council [Education and Training]

Appointments to council.

Thursday 27/10/2005

Action on odour nuisance [People and Society]

Plans to improve quality of life near waste water treatment works.

Bird shows banned [Health and Community Care]

Scotland bans bird shows, fairs and markets as precaution against bird flu.

Investment in new technologies promotion [Business and Industry]

Funding to help business keep up to date with latest developments in electronics and materials science.

More work needed on maths [Education and Training]

Report highlights work needed to sustain interest in maths so that pupils understand its relevance.

Progress on tackling antisocial behaviour [Law, Order and Public Safety]

Forty two per cent increase in the number of Antisocial Behaviour Orders (ASBOs)issued in Scotland.

'Radical' shift in healthcare priorities [Health and Community Care]

Focus to be put on preventative and continuous care with resources targeted on risk groups.

Rallying call to boost tourism [Tourism]

Tourism is everyone's business - Minister.

Winter deaths 2004-05 [People and Society]

Fewer people dying during winter period.

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