Coatbridge pub has "links" to Lanarkshire call centre enduring Covid-19 outbreak

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coronavirus after a cluster was identified in the Greater Glasgow and Clyde area. This now takes the total to 13 and an Incident Management Team (IMT) is contacting anyone who may be affected.

Join thousands of others who have signed up for the Daily Record newsletter.Recycling centres in South Lanarkshire will almost be back to normal when they begin to accept all the same types of waste as before the pandemic.The six sites at Blantyre, Carluke, East Kilbride, Larkhall, Rutherglen and Strathaven will start accepting more waste from Wednesday (July 29) meaning residents can once again dispose of soil, rubble, batteries, fluorescent tubes, textiles and gas bottles.Restrictions to help

Cops are investigating after a thug kicked a man in the face and broke his jaw outside a Coatbridge pub.

Motherwell pub closed for a deep clean after learning a staff member was linked to the outbreak at the call centre. The Tavern Pub in Merry Street posted on their Facebook page on Tuesday “that all staff members who had direct contact with the infected person have tested negative”.They were later given the all-clear to re-open on Tuesday afternoon.

as highlighted in yesterday’s Scottish Government First Minister, briefing are: ■ Owen’s Bar in Coatbridge■ The Railway Tavern in Motherwell■ Costa at the Bell Quadrant in Carfin■ END clothing store in Glasgow■ Merlin’s Bar in MotherwellDr David Cromie, NHS Lanarkshire’s consultant in public health medicine, would like to reassure the anyone who may have visited these places in recent times.He said: “NHS Lanarkshire’s public health team believe the risk to the public of Covid-19 is extremely

Sitel call centre in Bellshill have now been confirmed by Tuesday evening - 15 staff members and five people with connections to the call centre. One extra case has been confirmed since yesterday.The cluster has sparked concerns, with some workers at the Maxim Park site claiming managers shut the blinds after police came to investigate claims of safety breaches.

Farnworth, Horwich and Westhoughton's leisure centres are all due to reopen on Saturday July 25, along with the Jason Kenny Centre in Bolton town centre. The centres will be implementing a number of new safety measures in line with government guidelines.

Click here for more news from the Airdrie and Coatbridge AdvertiserDeputy first minister John Swinney added: “Where clusters of cases develop we must find them and act quickly to prevent further spread; public health teams in Lanarkshire have responded swiftly to track the spread of the virus and identify any close contacts of the Sitel employees.”He said of the five newly-identified locations: “At this point it is considered that there is a low risk of transmission for people who have attended

Covid-19 outbreak to be “vigilant”. The First Minister thanked the firms for their co-operation as public health officials try to keep a lid on infections.

an outbreak of Covid-19 at a call centre near Bellshill last week, the Deputy First Minister has confirmed. John Swinney said a pub, coffee shop and other retail premises had been advised to temporarily close for deep cleaning as they were recently visited by staff from the Sitel contact centre, where 14 workers have now tested positive for the virus.

Motherwell’s Sitel call centre while delivering food to staff.The site, in Maxim Park, which has now become the centre of a Covid-19 outbreak, is currently under investigation for lack of social distancing.A driver, who asked not to be named, told the Daily Record he observed no compliance with Government guidance at the site when delivering food multiple times a day.He said employees were seen hovering around reception, out smoking together in large groups and failed to comply with the

virus-hit Sitel site in Eurocentral in Lanarkshire.There are a further five linked cases.The staff who tested positive at the call centre were working for NHS England’s Test and Trace programme.Dr David Cromie, consultant in public health medicine, NHS Lanarkshire, said:“Our public health team, alongside North Lanarkshire Council, continues to work closely with the employer Sitel and staff in the building who have been encouraged to have tests carried out.“NHS Lanarkshire’s incident management

Join thousands of others who have signed up for the Daily Record newsletter.NHS Lanarkshire have confirmed 14 people have now tested positive for coronavirus linked to the premises of a North Lanarkshire virus contact tracing centre.The health board also confirmed a further five cases arising from “linked contacts” relating to the centre operated by Sitel at Maxim Park, Eurocentral near Motherwell.Dr David Cromie, consultant in public health medicine, NHS Lanarkshire, said: “Our public health

Covid-19 in recent days could be linked to the outbreak at a call centre in North Lanarkshire.

coronavirus was reported at a call centre in Motherwell. At least six workers at the Sitel office in Maxim Park, near Bellshill, have been diagnosed with the deadly virus.

Covid-19 outbreak after workers feared they were being put at risk.A Labour MSP referred the call centre to Police Scotland in April after being inundated with complaints about Sitel at the height of the pandemic.Monica Lennon told police that one employee had reported to work at the call centre despite it being common knowledge that their partner was off sick with suspected coronavirus.At least six workers at Sitel’s call centre at Maxim Park in Eurocentral, near Bellshill, Lanarkshire, have