Scotland Government News

Helensburgh, birthplace of television pioneer John Logie Baird, is first to broadcast parliamentary debate on local internet television station.

Conference in Hamilton, Lanarkshire, on February 25, 2011, will mark European Victims Week. Free places still available.

At the latest meeting of the Elite Ayrshire Business Circle, South Ayrshire Council chief executive David Anderson delivered a presentation about the impact of the recent Government Comprehensive Spending Review on the Council and its services.

South Ayrshire Council is asking residents and communities across South Ayrshire to make their views known on how the Council should prioritise its spending next year as part of its Big Budget Challenge.

Christian Coalition of America President Roberta Combs is proud to announce the successful rollout of the first phase of the Coalition's new online outreach efforts.

Written answers from the Cabinet Secretary for Health and Well-being on 30 September

South Ayrshire Council yesterday approved a £800,000 deal for the Gaiety Theatre in Ayr that will see the cafe/bar re-opening in the near future and the box office being reinstated to deal with bookings for the Council’s wide artistic programme.

South Ayrshire Council has made the shortlist for the Association for Public Service Excellence (APSE) Service Awards 2010 in the Public/Private Partnership category.

South Ayrshire Council has appointed a new Executive Director to its Corporate Management Team with responsibility for planning, tourism, roads, waste management, property and assets, environmental health, trading standards and customer service.

Crieff man, Rory Stewart to be Awarded Royal Scottish Geographical Society’s Livingstone Medal in Recognition of His Work in Afghanistan.

Flexiant selected to work with EU on revolutionary Optimis project.

CIVIC is to create a campaign to lobby against the use of snares in Scotland.

Deaf Action is inviting members of the deaf community across Aberdeenshire to attend Information Events taking place in Inverurie to celebrate National Deaf Awareness Week 2010. The two events will take place at Inverurie Catholic Church Hall.

A demonstration is being staged by Freedom to Choose (Scotland) at the 2010 UK Smoking Cessation Conference taking place on 14 and 15 June in Glasgow.

Part of Highland Council's money saving proposals including banning Councilors from using colour inkjet cartridges.

The new Prestwick Academy building in South Ayrshire was officially opened on Thursday 22 October 2009 by the Rt Hon Lord Ian Lang of Monkton.

In just three months since its launch, Scotsman.com's political blog The Steamie has established itself as one of Scotland's top political blogs.

Impact Report on programme which improves classroom discipline and pupils' academic performance

Unique team building events throughout Scotland. Join Ghost Hunters Scotland Limited and give your staff a team building event they will never forget.

Global petition to be presented to World Leaders

we should protest against the slow eradication of the identity of Leith in the name of corporate and political interest.

Alienation and adoption without consent is the worst crime done to children by social services in Scotland. Grandparents having no legal rights of contact with their grandchildren are being by passed in caring for children.