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Scottish Government Events For Operational Guidance Only - Not for Publication Scottish Government Events Saturday 29 February Christina McKelvie: Attends Women Making Waves conference, Dundee (09:45) (Twitter, quote in news release) Desk Contact: Kirsty Jenkins 0131 244 3054 Mairi Gougeon: Announces Animal Welfare Commission members (00:01) (news release, Twitter) Desk Contact: Jenny Kane 0131 2447514 Sunday 1 March Jeane Freeman: Announces £1 million funding for Hospital at Home which allows older people to receive a level of acute medical care at home (00:01) (news release) Desk Contact: Gerard Klein 6928 Fergus Ewing: Announces latest award of the Croft House Grant (00:01) (news release, Twitter) Desk Contact: Luke Boddice 0131 244 2797 Graeme Dey: Announces commemorations to mark Victory in Europe Day 75th anniversary, Edinburgh (10:00) (photocall, news release, Twitter) Desk Contact: Henry Bird 0131 244 3005 Monday 2 March First Minister: Launches Scottish Apprenticeship Week, Glasgow (10:30) (quote in news release, Twitter, Facebook) Desk Contact: Jenny Scott 0131 244 1716 Jamie Hepburn: Visits Love@Care care provider to mark start of Scottish Apprenticeship Week, Hamilton (14:30) (Twitter) Desk Contact: Jenny Kane 0131 244 7514 Tuesday 3 March Cabinet Secretaties: Attend annual Cabinet meeting with members of the Children’s Parliament and members of the Scottish Youth Parliament, Edinburgh (11:30) (Twitter, Instagram, Facebook, quote in stakeholder news release) Desk Contact: Holly Garland 0131 244 5096 Aileen Campbell: Sets out the Scottish Government's vision for Housing to 2040 at the Scottish Housing Festival, Edinburgh (13:40) (Twitter) Desk Contact: Kirsty Jenkins 0131 244 3054 Wednesday 4 March First Minister: Announces £5.5 million funding to support the new Scottish Tourism Strategy at the Scottish Tourism Alliance’s annual conference, Scottish Event Campus, Glasgow (10:00) (Twitter, news release) Desk Contact: Rebecca MacDonald 0131 244 2017 John Swinney: Attends Edinburgh's Secondary Head Teacher Forum, Gracemount High School, Edinburgh (09:45) (Twitter) Desk Contact: Jack Matthews 0131 244 2960 Aileen Campbell: Speaks at Sikh Women Speak Conference, Edinburgh (10:30) (Twitter) Desk Contact: Kirsty Jenkins 0131 244 3054 Aileen Campbell: Speaks at Wheatley Group event about Housing to 2040, Edinburgh (18:00) (Twitter) Desk Contact: Kirsty Jenkins 0131 244 3054 Kevin Stewart: Speaks at Chartered Institute of Housing festival, Edinburgh (09:30) (Twitter) Desk Contact: Kirsty Jenkins 0131 244 3054 Ben Macpherson: Speaks at CivTech Demo Day, Edinburgh (09:30) (news release, Twitter) Desk Contact: Jenny Kane 0131 244 7514 For Operational Guidance Only - Not for Publication Christina McKelvie: Speaks at Generations Working Together Annual Conference, Glasgow (09:45) (Twitter) Desk Contact: Kirsty Jenkins 0131 244 3054 Thursday 5 March Aileen Campbell: Attends roundtable with Women's Homelessness Organisations, Edinburgh (09:30) (Twitter) Desk Contact: Kirsty Jenkins 0131 244 3054 Fergus Ewing: Attends Showcasing Scotland West Food and Drink event, Scottish Event Campus, Glasgow (08:45) (news release, Twitter) Desk Contact: Jenny Kane 0131 244 7514 Clare Haughey: Speaks at the national conference for mental health charity See Me, Edinburgh (10:00) (Twitter) Desk Contact: Gerard Klein 0131 244 6928 Friday 6 March Ash Denham: Speaks at the 2020 Law Society of Scotland Annual Dinner, National Museum of Scotland, Edinburgh (18:00) (Twitter) Desk Contact: Chris Johnson 0131 244 2939 Clare Haughey: Visits Kear Campus, a school providing education to children and young people with additional support needs, Blantyre (10:30) (Twitter) Desk Contact: Gerard Klein 0131 244 6928 .
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