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  1. £700,000 for Gaelic language delivery

    Investment will help fund school improvements.

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    News
    Date
    19 October 2016 15:30

  2. Wind farm approved

    Aikengall IIa to generate up to £9.4 million in community benefit.

    Type
    News
    Date
    19 October 2016 10:00

  3. Fall in Scottish unemployment

    Latest statistics show encouraging signs for labour market.

    Type
    News
    Date
    19 October 2016 09:30

  4. Scottish Ministers in Brussels

    Talks in EU capital on Scotland’s place in Europe.

    Type
    News
    Date
    19 October 2016 00:01

  5. Winter Mortality in Scotland – 2015/16

    Statistical news release.

    Type
    News
    Date
    18 October 2016 09:30

  6. Consent granted for new Highland wind farm

    Creag Riabhach wind farm to generate enough power for 36,000 homes.

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    News
    Date
    17 October 2016 11:45

  7. Increased investment in primary care

    Extra £500 million for community health services.

    Type
    News
    Date
    15 October 2016 15:52

  8. Delivering flexible childcare

    FM sets out funding options for next phase of ‘childcare revolution’.

    Type
    News
    Date
    15 October 2016 15:45

  9. Improving the lives of looked after children

    Independent review of system to be driven by those with experience of care.

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    News
    Date
    15 October 2016 15:45

  10. Swinney demands student immigration guarantee

    Free tuition in Scotland confirmed for EU students enrolling for 2017-18.

    Type
    News
    Date
    14 October 2016 16:00
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