Coronavirus Ayrshire: Police chief says patrols stepped up to ensure public follows lockdown

After getting her coronavirus vaccination, Ruth Langsford has shared her experience with her fans and said she's "so grateful" to have been able to get it done.The Loose Women star, who previously supported Alex George following his grief over his brother's death, took to Twitter to post a picture of herself getting the vaccination. In the snap, the 60 year old can be seen sat on a chair, wearing a black T-shirt, as the NHS staff member prepares to vaccinate her.

direct to your inboxA hairdresser's plans to reopen her salon during lockdown were thwarted when police and council officials intervened.Sinead Quinn, the owner of Quinn Blakey Hairdressing, in Oakenshaw, Bradford, was fined £17,000 for opening during the November lockdown.

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the regulations and encourage people to do the right thing. “They are responding to reports of members of the public breaking the restrictions and business premises, particularly gyms and hairdressers, who are not exempt from the restrictions, remaining open or being operated from home addresses.“Police Scotland take these matters seriously and will continue to do so.

Ayrshire public using fake coronavirus vaccine appointments.Bosses at NHS Ayrshire & Arran are tonight warning against the con trick, which has seen messages sent via email and text message.The fraudulent messages contain content that suggest an individual is eligible to apply for the vaccine and require a link to be clicked.Clicking on the link will then require the entry of personal details and may even ask for payment.The public has been urged NOT to click on the links or call or send a

North Ayrshire Council leader Joe Cullinane has shown off his dramatic weight loss and revealed how lockdown helped change his life for the better.The 34-year-old said ditching quick lunches and easy dinners – and taking up running – had helped him drop below 13 stone for the first time since his university days.The Labour politician, council leader since 2016, decided to go on a self-imposed health kick after several 'crazy' months of working from home due to the coronavirus pandemic.He took

Ayrshire has recorded a fresh spike in coronavirus hospital patient numbers in the past 24 hours. A total of 235 people are currently battling COVID-19 in NHS Ayrshire & Arran wards, Public Health Scotland data shows — a rise of six from yesterday.

Ayrshire's list of Covid vaccinations hubs has today been unveiled.Centres will open next month with patients aged 65 to 79 invited to come forward as part of a mass inoculation programme.A total of 38 community locations will administer the vaccine across East, North and South Ayrshire.Letters giving details on the time and location of appointments will begin to drop from this Monday.The first appointments will take place on Monday, February 1 at the Galleon Centre in Kilmarnock, the Greenwood

direct to your inboxAn NHS boss has compared breaking the lockdown rules to turning on a light in the middle of a blackout during the Blitz. Dr Vin Diwakar, NHS England regional medical director for London, speaking at a coronavirus briefing on Thursday said: "This is the biggest health emergency to face this country since the Second World War.

direct to your inboxPeople should report their neighbours to the police if they're repeatedly flouting lockdown rules, urges Britain's most senior police officer.Dame Cressida Dick, Metropolitan Police Commissioner, has said a 'small minority' are still failing to follow the coronavirus regulations.Speaking to LBC radio on Tuesday, Dame Cressida said: “The last thing I’m going to say on national radio is everyone should be shopping everybody.

Ayrshire hospitals with the coronavirus has hit a new record high today.A total of 221 people were in hospital with confirmed coronavirus at midnight – up four from yesterday which itself was a record high at the time.Figures have been produced by the Scottish Government this afternoon as part of its national COVID-19 daily briefing.No new deaths have been reported in the last 24 hours which means Scotland's death toll remains at 5,305.However, data from the National Records of Scotland (NRS)

direct to your inboxThere has been major response from emergency services in Oldham town centre following a three car crash this afternoon.There are at least six casualties at the scene on King Street and an air ambulance landed at around 3pm.Police, paramedics and the fire service are also at the scene and surrounding roads are closed.Firefighters were attending to a blue vehicle which had flipped onto its roof.In a tweet, officers from GMP Oldham warned people to avoid the area."Police

Ayrshire hospitals have recorded an incredible increase of coronavirus patients over the weekend.In the past 24 hours a record-breaking high of 217 patients are fighting COVID-19 in NHS Ayrhsire & Arran hospitals.The spike in numbers is the biggest single-day increase of hospital patients since the pandemic began.The rise is an increase of 12 from yesterday and has almost doubled in the space of a month.A total of 12 people are in Ayrshire ICUs - an increase of two from yesterday.The grim news

direct to your inbox A Tesco superstore in Trafford which has been hit by an outbreak of Covid-19 has reopened following a deep clean.

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