People who have had healthcare postponed due to the coronavirus pandemic could be treated at the hospital constructed to help fight the virus. The £38m
Month: July 2020
CCTV appeal – woman sought after Burgh Bar assault
Police Scotland has released images of a woman they wish to speak to as they believe she may be able to assist with their enquiries in respect of an assault which took place outside of the Burgh bar public house in High Street, Dumbarton on Sunday 1 September 2019 around 1.05am.
Thought for the Day
This Pandemic has concentrated mostly on the physical symptoms of Covid-19, but I was reading about how people are also starting to be concerned that some who were seriously ill might suffer from Post Traumatic Stress Disorder because of what they experienced and others are concerned with various neurological symptoms of the disease.
SNP create chaos in schools and councils over changed plans to go back in August
Recent changes to the Scottish Government policy, on pupils and staff returning in August, have created chaos in schools and councils, according to Mick Dolan and Jim Halfpenny, joint secretaries of West Dunbartonshire branch of the teachers’ union, the EIS.
NOTEBOOK by BILL HEANEY
At the outset Ms Sturgeon told us the pandemic was above and beyond politics. It was too important for that. There would be no lies or misleading statements as was the usual mode for politicians like herself.
Glorious Glen Fruin where sheep and cattle may safely graze – or maybe not
Committee Convener, Edward Mountain MSP, said: “Dog attacks cause suffering to farm animals, resulting in distress and significant financial cost to farmers.