This week
Wednesday 19/11/2008
New package of measures to replace central heating and Warm Deal programmes.
Proposals for new power stations to incorporate carbon capture technology.
Scotland leads Europe on sustainable fisheries.
First Minister officially opens the new Clackmannanshire Bridge.
Fishing industry initiative with new style nets begins in Peterhead.
Europe answers Scotland's call for tighter restrictions to prevent spread of the virus.
High Streets are the 'heart beat'of Scottish economy - Finance Secretary.
Tuesday 18/11/2008
An Official Statistics Publication.
Scottish Education Awards 2009 are launched.
Fisheries talks begin in Brussels.
Eleven out of 14 health boards have met or exceeded targets.
Government support for the creation of 100 new jobs at BiP Solutions.
Support for curling development.
Design contracts aimed at improving Glasgow-Edinburgh rail link ready to be awarded.
£1 million fund to help get social enterprises off the ground.
Monday 17/11/2008
Councils in north and south of Scotland get go ahead to impose ban on public consumption of alcohol.
Ministers have 'grave concerns' over latest proposals to close west coast fisheries.
Proposal to extend Freedom of Information legislation to more organisations.
Health Secretary says Scotland must aim to double number of donors over next five years.
Copy of Mary's death warrant presented to Blairs Museum.
Launch of 'You can make a difference' awareness campaign.
Ministers back recommendation that universities should be 'seventh sector' because of economic contribution.
Savings of almost £20 million have been achieved by NHS counter fraud services.
Sunday 16/11/2008
Free independent advice on offer to help people threatened by debt getting out of hand.