Ms Baillie received 10,311 votes, against 7,528 for the only other remaining candidate, Glasgow councillor Matt Kerr.
“This model is deliverable, although this may in time need staff to be utilised from wider teams, such as roads and grounds staff. This means we will only be making emergency road repairs in very serious situations.
Dumbarton Churches Together have established a unified response to support the community of Dumbarton by bringing volunteers and people in need together; this could be something as simple as a weekly/twice weekly telephone call to those who are socially isolated or to help someone who needs food or medications picked up due to the coronavirus pandemic.
The death of someone we love is always so hard to bear, but in these extraordinarily difficult circumstances, it is an even heavier burden which people must carry, essentially, on their own.
Stay safe and follow the new arrangements at local hospitals.
Published: 03 Apr 2020 12:39 Local services to supply groceries and medicines to those most at risk Deputy FM John Swinney and CMO Catherine Calderwood. By Bill Heaney People at highest risk of severe illness from coronavirus (COVID-19) will begin to receive home deliveries of essential groceries on Friday. Letters from the Chief Medical Officer, Catherine […]
And she dismissed speculation that special measures could begin to be phased out soon, telling a media conference that summer holidays, as we knew them, would not be happening.
Jackie Baillie said: “I had a very productive meeting with the Cabinet Secretary for the Rural Economy and Tourism and welcome the Scottish Government’s willingness to understand that businesses in the tourism industry need robust support long after this crisis is over.
