“By keeping learning and childcare hubs open in our local authorities, we can make sure children are safe and well looked-after while their parents are doing critical jobs helping our communities.”
Month: April 2020
ANTI POLLUTION RULES RELAXED FOR SALMON FARMERS
The Scottish Environment Protection Agency (Sepa) has agreed to relax the rules governing monitoring, the weight of salmon in cages and how long they can stay there. This is to help fish farms cope with staff shortages caused by the Covid-19 pandemic.
VIRUS: PRAISE FOR HOME CARER CATHY SWEENEY
“She was a caring and generous person, especially when it came to her time, having dedicated over twenty years of her life as a home carer to unfailingly serving the needs of the most vulnerable in society.”
PRIME MINISTER MOVED TO INTENSIVE CARE UNIT
Coronavirus: Boris Johnson moved to intensive care 8.30pm on Monday, April 6 By Bill Heaney Prime Minister Boris Johnson, pictured left, has been moved to
CON ARTISTS WHO RIP OFF VITAL VIRUS PROTECTION SUPPLIES
As we hear reports of aprons, gloves and other vital personal protection equipment designed to protect workers being stolen or locked away by manufacturers, suppliers and unscrupulous people connected with hospitals and healthcare, this song by Frances Black came to mind:
ELEVEN DEATHS IN 10 DAYS AT LOCAL CARE HOME
“This letter raises serious concerns over the actions of management at Castleview Care Home, which may well have had tragic repercussions for residents and their families.