Documentation relating to FOI 201900009513 & subsequent review : FOI release
- Health and social care
- Public sector
04 Aug 2020
The Scottish Government
The Scottish Government
Coronavirus
Scotland is in Phase 3 of the route map for moving out of lockdown. See details of the key changes which are being introduced in stages.
Find information and advice about the latest coronavirus (COVID-19) situation in Scotland.
EU Exit (Brexit)
Scotland voted to remain in the European Union.
Find out more about the Scottish Government's position on EU Exit.
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Publications
Relative cost-effectiveness of Sea Lice Treatments for farmed salmon production: EIR release
- Marine and fisheries
- Public sector
04 Aug 2020
GP Contract disputes: FOI release
- Health and social care
- Public sector
04 Aug 2020
Consultations
Ministerial Statement for modifying local connection referrals: consultation
- Communities and third sector
- Housing
- Public sector
03 Aug 2020
External wall systems - advice note: background, consultation questions and response form
- Building, planning and design
- Housing
- Public safety and emergencies
30 Jul 2020
The future of the Land Court and the Lands Tribunal: consultation
- Farming and rural
- Law and order
- Communities and third sector
27 Jul 2020
News
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04 Aug 2020 16:30
University places
Rise in Scottish students being accepted.
04 Aug 2020 11:28
Treating cystic fibrosis
Additional therapy available to NHS.
04 Aug 2020 09:44
Recruitment rates for future medics
Specialist medical trainee places are 97% full.
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