Scottish News for 21 September 2009

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Less addicts in residential clinics Sep 21 2009

The number of drug addicts being treated in residential clinics is at its lowest since the SNP Government came to power, official figures showed.Read

A teenage boy was arrested for anti-social behaviour after complaints of under-age drinking and noise at a party in a quiet suburban street.Read

Ministers have faced fresh criticism over "vague" education reforms which will take effect next year.Read

Union leaders have called on the Scottish Government to ditch the council tax freeze.Read

An elderly man has died after falling on a hillwalking trip in the Highlands.Read

The new branding of the Scottish Cup has been unveiled as part of a drive to get the nation "fitter, healthier and happier".Read

A group of primary school pupils are urging MSPs to help overturn a ban on sweets in their tuck shop.Read

Liberal Democrat leader Nick Clegg insisted holding a referendum on independence for Scotland would be wrong.Read

A boy aged three has been questioned by police investigating a complaint of vandalism, it has emerged.Read

The new branding for this year's Scottish Cup is due to be unveiled ahead of the weekend's first round fixtures.Read

European experts have gathered in Scotland for a summit to look at ways of improving health services for young people.Read

European rules governing the Scottish fishing industry are in need of "urgent reform", an independent report found.Read

A charity called for £15 million to be ploughed annually into a dedicated fund to help dementia sufferers.Read

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