The decision follows public health advice that considers the transmission risk associated with drive-in live events, where the audience remains in their parked cars, is sufficiently low to allow them to take place. Appropriate guidance and mitigations must be followed.
Trained practitioners at NHS 24 will offer callers a compassionate and empathic listening service based on the principles of psychological first aid, as well as advice, signposting and onward referral to local services if required.
Near Me has already been used for thousands of appointments by different services across NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde – from Physiotherapy to GP consultations.
During Police Scotland’s summer drink and drug drive campaign – which ran between 27 June and 10 July, 2020 – officers stopped 7,457 drivers and 264 of these were detected for drink/drug offences.
The Navigators, known by their pink T-shirts, have long been features of EDs in Glasgow, but had to temporarily suspend services due to COVID-19. Now, back operating at the QEUH every weekend, the group is able once again to help repeat ED patients involved in violence get the support they need to help escape often chaotic lifestyles.
Jackie Baillie can reveal that there has been an 87% increase in West Dunbartonshire’s unemployment levels since last year. There has also been a huge 137% increase in unemployment in Argyll and Bute.
