First Minister Nicola Sturgeon tweeted: “We are considering making it mandatory. However, no need to wait for that – please do it now (unless you have, for example, asthma).”
Day: June 4, 2020
BOY SEXUALLY ASSAULTED AT LOCAL BUS STOP
The boy was at the terminus at Chalmers Street at 11.20pm on Monday 1 June, when he was approached by a man, who engaged him in conversation and then sexually assaulted him.
HOW OLD FOLK ARE COPING WITH THIS PANDEMIC
Not everyone one is isolated, ill, lonely or going hungry, so what is being done for fit and healthy septuagenarians and above by the Scottish government?
BBC SCOTLAND STARS IN TELEVISION SOCIETY AWARDS 2020
BBC Scotland received the inaugural Judges’ Award, with the RTS Scotland Award being presented to Donalda MacKinnon, Director, BBC Scotland for her outstanding contribution to Scotland’s television industry.
BACK TO SCHOOL PLAN PROGRESS IN ARGYLL
Although specific details are still being confirmed, children will return to a ‘blended model’ which will include a mix of school and home learning.
ARMY OF VOLUNTEERS WORKING HARD TO HELP STAFF AND PATIENTS
Margaret McGuire, Nursing Director, said: “We are so grateful to our volunteers, they are making a huge difference to our patients, families and staff, their contribution is invaluable.