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	20/09/2000		Creative industries scheme to boost Scottish-based record companies and book publishers Small Scottish-based record companies and book publishers will be the first to benefit from a new scheme which aims to stimulate creative industries companies in Scotland.



	14/09/2000		Interested in the arts - catch up with the Scottish Arts Council in the borders Borders residents who are interested in the arts can raise issues and ask questions at a Scottish Arts Council public meeting in Melrose on Tuesday, 26 September.



	16/08/2000		Scottish Arts Council welcomes national cultural strategy The Scottish Arts Council today welcomed the release of the Government's National Cultural Strategy.



	15/08/2000		Putting traditional music on the map The Traditional Music and Tourism Initiative will give visitors to Scotland a greater opportunity to enjoy the variety and richness of the nation's traditional music.



	04/08/2000		Scottish Arts Council focus on audience development The Scottish Arts Council today announced funding for several projects designed to increase audiences for the arts. The grants are made from the Scottish Arts Council's National Lottery programme for Audience and Sales Development established in 1999.



	06/07/2000		Creative Scotland Awards 2001 recognising the importance of artists Fourteen of the nation's leading artists will receive the Scottish Arts Council's Creative Scotland Awards 2001.



	05/07/2000		Scottish Arts Council welcomes changes at children's festival It is a real delight to be part of an event like this which heralds the growth of such an important organisation. It is the biggest event of its kind for children in Britain and a major achievement of commitment and sheer hard work over ten years.Their aim that "all children in Scotland, by the age of twelve will have had a positive experience of the performing arts" says much about where we all want to go in the future, not just in the arts but with how we want children to experience the world.



	04/07/2000		The arts - benefiting communities and a catalyst for change Scottish Arts Council Chairman, Magnus Linklater, said today that the arts could, and should, be used as a catalyst for change and to create real benefits for the people of Scotland.



	04/07/2000		Scottish Arts Council may council report The following decisions were made at the Scottish Arts Council's bi-monthly Council meeting held today:



	28/06/2000		From lottery millions to lottery buildings An exhibition, 5 Years - Building in Art, examines the breadth and impact of arts buildings in Scotland created with the help of Scottish Arts Council lottery funding.



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