Airdrie Citizens Advice Bureau offering expert redundancy tips and support

“It is crucial that support is readily available for businesses in West Lothian who have only just started getting back on their feet after the first lockdown.“Local businesses must be given plenty of notice if level-four restrictions are going to be kept in place past December 11.“It is important that the UK Government and the Scottish Government continue to work together to protect local jobs.”Labour Lothian MSP Neil Findlay said: “A few weeks ago, the First Minister said the science only take

Get the stories that matter to you sent straight to your inbox with our daily newsletter.THE Scottish Government’s decision to plug the shortfall in school milk funding left by Brexit has been praised by Airdrie MP Neil Gray.Children and young people in Monklands will now be able to continue to access subsidised milk in schools, despite the EU ceasing to provide local authorities with provision subsidy.Ministers had pressed the UK Government to make up the shortfall, but to date no such

Netflix from the comfort of their bed as five new ‘dream jobs’ become available. The firm is looking for professional snoozers to give their honest opinions on a range of comfy products - such as mattresses, duvets, pillows and mattress toppers.Members of the 'Pyjama Army' will be sent their own bespoke ‘snuggle bundle’ worth up to £600 of items which are designed based on the individual’s height, weight and shape.

Social Security Scotland has outlined how they will deliver a range of new disability benefits through a series of policy position papers and explained how putting the needs and experiences of Scots claimants at the heart of it is a priority.“We regard social security as a human right and we are committed to ensuring that those who are entitled to Disability Assistance are able to access it whilst being treated with dignity, fairness and respect,” states the Gov.Scot website.Social Security

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Black Friday 2020 sale event. The legendary department store is helping customers decide the best ways to shop on the big day - November 27 - given that things are set to be a little different this year.

Lewis Capaldi visited Build-a-Bear yesterday to buy a cuddly toy - but when it came to picking what to call his bear, he came up with most unusual name. The Scots singer went on a little shopping trip with his pals yesterday to Silverburn, which seen him make a pit stop at the bear making workshop, where you can personalise a stuffed toy to your desires.

Get the stories that matter to you sent straight to your inbox with our daily newsletter.A popular Stirling nightclub has been given a financial lifeline as part of efforts to support culture venues during the coronavirus pandemic.City centre venue Fubar was one of 203 venues who received the boost from the Scottish Government’s Culture Organisations and Venue Recovery Fund, with the club securing a £145,000 grant.The fund has the aim of protecting jobs and firms which may be put at risk due to

mum has created a jumbo bed for her three sons who can't bear to be separated after lockdown. Charlotte Ritchie's three boys, Dexter, eight, Zaccariah, seven and five-year-old Elyjiah have been squeezing in the same single bed every night since the Covid pandemic began.

Scottish Labour leader Richard Leonard's plan for selecting more women and key workers as top Holyrood candidates has fallen foul of legal advice by the party.A leaked paper states that the proposals would be “unlawful” and pose a “risk of indirect discrimination”.An alternative has been produced for male MSPs to voluntarily give up their top slots on the regional Lists for a female colleague.A Scottish Labour spokesperson said: "We don't comment on internal information that has been

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The Sun: 'Remembrance Day is always special to me because my grandfather was in the Scots Guards and it was always a big deal in our household,' 'When the poppies came out my granddad was the first to get us all one.'He would say, "There’s your poppy.

Scots couples are being offered £1,500 and free plants to reveal all about their sex life for two months .Whatshed.co.uk  is on the hunt for three aphrodisiac testers to try herbs, fruit and vegetables that are said to boost libidos. Participants should record where and how often they do the business, and their thoughts on the best products to get their "blood pumping and springs squeaking".

Airdrie and Coatbridge Advertiser: “I’d need to resign in March so that a by-election could take place on the same day, for minimum cost and disruption to the parliament and representation.

coronavirus pandemic shows no immediate signs of slowing right down. Workers up and down the country have converted their bedrooms and kitchens into makeshift office spaces since the national lockdown of the spring.

Click here for more news from the Airdrie and Coatbridge Advertiser“Our staff are a key priority for us and play a major part in our businesses – for them it’s not just about losing their jobs, it’s about their families and the mental health that surrounds all this, and we need to protect them.”North Lanarkshire is currently in tier three of Scotland’s coronavirus restrictions, along with 18 other council areas across the central belt plus Dundee, meaning that no alcohol can be served at any

Get the stories that matter to you sent straight to your inbox with our daily newsletter.There has been an influx of people seeking advice about redundancy according to the boss of a lifeline service.Joe McCormack, from West Dunbartonshire Citizens Advice Bureau has told of his shock at a new poll by Citizens Advice Scotland showing that almost two fifths of people are worried about losing their job in the next year.And it also lays bare the fact that 84 percent of people don’t know their rights