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sportscotland response to the 2011-12 budget announced by Mr Swinney in Parliament on Wednesday 17th November.
Last night (2nd December) greats from the sporting world gathered at an awards ceremony to an excellent year for Scottish sport at the Sunday Mail and sportscotland Scottish Sports Awards. For the fourth year, sportscotland was pleased to support the awards, which will be broadcast on STV this Sunday.
Be safe in the hills this winter with the sportscotland Avalanche Information Service
Triathlonscotland and the sportscotland institute of sport today (Wednesday 8 September) issued a rallying call to potential triathletes who believe they have what it takes to represent Scotland at the 2014 Commonwealth Games.
Four times Commonwealth Games medallist Ross Edgar will carry the Scottish Flag and lead Team Scotland into the Opening Ceremony of the XIX Commonwealth Games, which takes place at the Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium on Sunday 3 October.
The Scottish Bowling community made an historic decision today when they voted in favour of unification to become a single organisation which will now be known as Bowls Scotland.
Scottish Cycling, the governing body for cycle sport in Scotland, and the sportscotland institute of sport today (Wednesday 29 September) launched its latest search for potential Glasgow Commonwealth Games 2014 medallists.
The British Olympic Association (BOA) has today (21 December) announced the list of recipients of the 2010 Olympic Athlete of the Year trophy.
sportscotland has announced a key change to its Sport Facilities Fund. From 1 April, a new Small Project Fund will be introduced for capital projects with a value up to £100,000. The fund is open to applicants from across the sporting landscape – from clubs, community sport hubs, governing bodies, local authorities and trusts.
Commonwealth Games Scotland (CGS) today named the 191 athletes (108 men and 83 women) selected for Team Scotland to compete at the XIX Commonwealth Games in Delhi, India 3-14 October 2010. The team size is comparable with that selected for Manchester at 193 and is significantly bigger than the 166 selected for Melbourne despite rigorous selection standards being upheld.
sportscotland, the national agency for sport would like to extend its best wishes to its winter sports athletes, selected to represent Team GB at the forthcoming Winter Olympic Games in Vancouver in February 12-28 February 2010.
MSPs walk the Sport Relief Royal Mile
At The Peak ice rink in Stirling yesterday, Louise Martin CBE, Chair of sportscotland and Sports Minister, Shona Robison teamed up to extend Scotland’s best wishes to its winter sports athletes, selected to represent Team GB at the forthcoming Winter Olympic Games in Vancouver next month.
Louise Martin CBE, Chair of sportscotland and Shona Robison, Minister for Sport & Public Health visited Calderglen High School in East Kilbride today (23 August) , to officially launch one of the first ‘community sport hubs’ to be developed in Scotland.
Dance has been taking place through the Active Schools programme for some years now, and has proved to be a popular activity with children of all ages. At the end of 2009 and into the start of 2010, the Active Schools team in East Glasgow hosted three large dance festivals where children could showcase the routines they were learning in their individual school clubs.
Organisations providing sports to children and young people can access a range of training workshops courtesy of CHILDREN 1ST’s Child Protection in Sport service (CPiS).
First Minister Alex Salmond, Louise Martin CBE, Chair, sportscotland and Scotland’s top female golfer Catriona Matthew MBE were today joined by talented young golfers at North Berwick Golf Club to make an historic announcement on the future of Scottish golf.
Today, the outstanding achievements of six of Scotland’s sporting heroes were celebrated as sportscotland Chair Louise Martin CBE announced their induction into the Scottish Sports Hall of Fame at the City Chambers in Glasgow. Graeme Obree (Cycling), Ian Stark OBE (Equestrianism), Graeme Randall MBE (Judo), Richard Corsie MBE (Lawn Bowls), Steve Hislop (Motorcycle Racing), and K G MacLeod (Cricket & Rugby) are the latest Scots to be recognised for their sporting endeavours.
This Guidance is intended to assist all water users to share inland water in Scotland in such a way that the interests of all are considered and respected.
School children across Scotland will experience the magic of the London 2012 Olympic Games and Paralympic Games during Bank of Scotland National School Sport Week.
The Minister for Public Health and Sport, Shona Robison, and UCI Downhill World Champion, Steve Peat, today (10 February) launched Scotland’s first framework for the sustainable development of mountain biking, at Bannerman High School in Glasgow.
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