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  1. Further investment for junior savers

    Credit unions to get share of funding pot.

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    News
    Date
    19 December 2016 09:55

  2. Air weapons licence deadline

    New laws requiring a licence take effect on 31 December.

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    News
    Date
    19 December 2016 09:43

  3. Boost for apprenticeships

    Apprenticeship levy to invest in skills and training.

    Type
    News
    Date
    18 December 2016 00:01

  4. Mental health funding

    £10 million for better responses in primary care.

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    News
    Date
    18 December 2016 00:01

  5. Investment In Scotland's Trunk Roads To Soar

    Increase of £167 million allocated to future investment in Scotland’s motorway network.

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    News
    Date
    17 December 2016 00:01

  6. Avian Influenza in Lincolnshire

    Bird keepers should review biosecurity and house birds.

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    News
    Date
    16 December 2016 18:00

  7. Funding boost for proposed station at Dalcross

    Welcome news for commuters and Inverness Airport passengers

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    News
    Date
    16 December 2016 14:21

  8. New Group to focus on improving Far North Line

    Partnership approach key to its success

    Type
    News
    Date
    16 December 2016 14:00

  9. New controls on pay day lending and betting shops

    Planning permission required to open up on the high street.

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    News
    Date
    16 December 2016 10:38

  10. Commissioner for Fair Access appointed

    Professor Peter Scott will lead work on widening access to higher education.

    Type
    News
    Date
    16 December 2016 10:10
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