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Fergus Ewing Energy Minister Interview - Energy Skill Scotland by scotgov

First Minister Interview - Energy Skills Scotland by scotgov

The First Minister delivered the inaugural Tom Johnston Lecture in Perth, hailing the vision of one of the nation's most outstanding politicians. He told the audience of industry executives attending the Scottish Renewables Hydropower Anniversary Dinner that it was Johnston's understanding of the people of the Highlands and his willingness to listen to their concerns which planned Scotland's renew...

A French management services company is creating 400 new jobs across the central belt of Scotland. Webhelp TSC – which already employs almost 3,000 people in Scotland – is setting up 294 new positions in its Glasgow base, 76 in Larbert and 30 in Kilmarnock. The company has also set up its own training academy to promote youth employment, by equipping young people with the skills for work.

The public vote to decide the name of the new Forth Replacement Crossing gets underway this morning. After receiving over 7,600 suggestions from the public, an independent panel has agreed a shortlist of five names (in alphabetical order): Caledonia Bridge Firth of Forth Crossing Queensferry Crossing Saltire Crossing St Margaret’s Crossing Members of the public can now vote for their favourite via...

The public vote to decide the name of the new Forth Replacement Crossing gets underway this morning. After receiving over 7,600 suggestions from the public, an independent panel has agreed a shortlist of five names (in alphabetical order): Caledonia Bridge Firth of Forth Crossing Queensferry Crossing Saltire Crossing St Margaret’s Crossing Members of the public can now vote for their favourite via...

The public vote to decide the name of the new Forth Replacement Crossing gets underway this morning. After receiving over 7,600 suggestions from the public, an independent panel has agreed a shortlist of five names (in alphabetical order): Caledonia Bridge Firth of Forth Crossing Queensferry Crossing Saltire Crossing St Margaret’s Crossing Members of the public can now vote for their favourite via...

The public vote to decide the name of the new Forth Replacement Crossing gets underway this morning. After receiving over 7,600 suggestions from the public, an independent panel has agreed a shortlist of five names (in alphabetical order): Caledonia Bridge Firth of Forth Crossing Queensferry Crossing Saltire Crossing St Margaret’s Crossing Members of the public can now vote for their favourite via...

Michael Russell Education Secretary - Attainment Lecture by scotgov

Ahead of this week's UK Budget Finance Secretary John Swinney has set out some of the different choices that Scotland could make with independence.

A Bill that will give every 16 and 17 year old the right to add their voice to the most important decision made in Scotland in 300 years has been introduced to the Scottish Parliament.

FM on European Energy Commissioner visit by scotgov

Alex Neil Health Secretary Bowel Cancer Screening Launch WAV by scotgov

Lynn Faulds Wood Bowel Cancer Screening Launch WAV by scotgov

Lynn Faulds Wood Bowel Cancer Screening Launch MP3 by scotgov

Alex Neil Health Secretary Bowel Cancer Screening Launch MP3 by scotgov

Prof Pete Downes Principal Dundee Uni on IMI Announcement - WAV by scotgov

Prof Pete Downes Principal Dundee Uni on IMI Announcement - MP3 by scotgov

First Minister Interview on IMI Drug discovery contract- MP3 by scotgov

First Minister Interview on IMI Drug discovery contract - WAV by scotgov

First Minister Alex Salmond, delivers the opening address at the National Economic Forum, 12 December 2012, Edinburgh.

Ian Ritchie CBE, Chairman of IOMART, addresses the National Economic Forum, 12 December 2012, Edinburgh. Introduction by Fergus Ewing, Minister for Energy, Enterprise and Tourism.

John Swinney, Cabinet Secretary for Finance, Employment and Sustainable Growth, delivers the closing summary at the National Economic Forum, 12 December 2012, Edinburgh. Introduction by Fergus Ewing, Minister for Energy, Enterprise and Tourism.

International IT leader Microsoft has announced its ambition to recruit more than 2,000 new apprentices in Scotland over the next three years. The announcement – 2016 new apprentices by 2016 – was made this afternoon by the company’s UK Managing Director Michel Van der Bel who met the First Minister Alex Salmond on January 31, 2013

International IT leader Microsoft has announced its ambition to recruit more than 2,000 new apprentices in Scotland over the next three years. The announcement – 2016 new apprentices by 2016 – was made this afternoon by the company’s UK Managing Director Michel Van der Bel who met the First Minister Alex Salmond on January 31, 2013.