Scottish Government

News Releases:

Tuesday 02/03/2010

New leadership at VisitScotland [Public Sector]

Announcement of new Chairman.

NHS24 [Health and Community Care]

Member re-appointments.

Ofgem 'u-turn' welcomed [Business and Industry]

Energy Minister welcomes Ofgem decision to drop transmission charging proposal.

Police officer statistics [Statistics]

An Official Statistics Publication for Scotland.

Property industry supports economic recovery [Housing]

First Minister speaks at Scottish Property Federation's annual conference.

Rise in number of police officers [Law, Order and Public Safety]

Justice Secretary welcomes increase in recruitment.

Thank You Shetland [Education and Training]

Education Secretary thanks Shetland schools staff.

Young seafood chef contest [Business and Industry]

Competition gets underway to find the young Scottish seafood chef of the year.

Monday 01/03/2010

Improving community safety [Law, Order and Public Safety]

£100,000 to help communities develop antisocial behaviour initiatives.

Plans for low carbon communities [Building]

International designer arrives in Scotland for town design workshops.

Science education [Education and Training]

Plan to increase young people's focus on science and engineering.

Science Graduates for Work [Business and Industry]

Pilot scheme to help some of Scotland's new scientists build careers.

Scotland to become an 'active nation' [Health and Community Care]

New campaign aimed at improving Scotland's health record.

Scottish Qualifications Authority [Education and Training]

SQA to relocate to new premises in Midlothian.