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Last week

Friday 30/10/2009

Fund to support vital services opens

£1.7 million fund to support third sector organisations affected by the recession.

Infectious Salmon Anaemia

Sixth case found in Shetland control zone.

Thursday 29/10/2009

£2.4m to tackle domestic abuse

Programme to reduce re-offending rates to be rolled out across Scotland.

A(H1N1) update

Latest rates of GP consultations for flu-like symptoms.

Apprenticeship scheme

New initiative will see businesses offered £2,000 to take on a new trainee.

Corporate Sector Statistics 2009

A National Statistics Publication for Scotland.

'Eat More Fish' strikes gold

Campaign to get more Scots eating seafood wins award.

Economic recovery plan

Updated plan puts the focus on supporting jobs and innovation.

Further flu death

Adult in Borders brings total to 26.

Jobs for Dumfries and Galloway

Government grant to help create 58 new jobs at Annan chemicals plant.

Marine Bill

Bill completes stage one of the Parliamentary process.

Military heath heroes honoured

Military and Civilian Health Partnership Awards Winners Announced.

NHS drugs supply

Drugs firm pays £225,000 in settlement over anti-competition allegations.

Priority given to tackling deprivation

Figures show that areas of Glasgow have been lifted out of deprivation.

Scotland and the USA

Exchange programme to strengthen ties with the US in key business areas.

Scots Language Working Group

Membership announced.

Scottish Index of Multiple Deprivation 2009

Measuring extent to which deprivation is concentrated in particular areas.

Tribute paid to Scotland's troops

Remembrance service for those killed and injured in Iraq and Afghanistan.

Wednesday 28/10/2009

Pre-school and Childcare Workforce Statistics 2009

A National Statistics Publication for Scotland.

Common Fisheries Policy

Edinburgh conference will put the spotlight on proposed reforms to fisheries policy.

New jobs for Ayrshire

Government grant helps create or safeguard 530 jobs in Prestwick and Irvine.

Proceeds of Crime Act inspection

Inspection report says good progress made but more could be done to fully use Act.

Promoting school-business links

New online resource to help schools build links with local employers.

Promoting sustainable procurement

Initiative to embed sustainability into buying of public goods and services.

Response to Proceeds of Crime report

Scottish Government determined to maximise recovery of proceeds of crime - MacAskill.

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