Coronavirus outbreak confirmed at THIRD Ayrshire supermarket

coronavirus at a police station in Lanarkshire, health chiefs confirmed today.Several officers from Police Scotland are now self-isolating while close contacts have also been told to quarantine as a precaution.News of the outbreak at the station - visited by coronavirus scandal MP Margaret Ferrier last month - comes as Lanarkshire is expected to head into tier four restrictions.Dr Martin Donaghy, consultant in public health medicine, NHS Lanarkshire, said: “NHS Lanarkshire’s Test and Protect

Get the stories that interest you straight to your inbox every day with our personalised newsletterA second coronavirus outbreak in less than a week has been confirmed at Ayr's Kyle Academy.More pupils at the secondary school have been ordered to self-isolate after another student tested positive for Covid-19.On Friday pupils and parents were alerted following a positive case of the virus linked to the school.The health board launched a contact tracing operation and bosses said "a small number

Ayrshire Post : "A whole primary are in isolation at Holmston as well.

M&S worker is understood to have spent more than a week in hospital after a Covid-19 outbreak.The member of staff, who works at the department store in Glasgow’s Sauchiehall Street, is said to have been rushed to hospital on October 14.The 50-year-old is from the east end of Glasgow.Loved ones are believed to have been told she was being moved into intensive care last night if her condition did not improve.The source said: “Families are going through hell with this.“It was spreading through the

coronavirus at a Scottish health centre.At least three members of staff are understood to have tested positive for Covid-19 at Motherwell Health Centre in North Lanarkshire in recent days.But a source told the Record of fears that nurses were being advised to go to work and carry out house calls as normal earlier this week - despite some being in contact with infected colleagues from the Windmill Street practice.After their concerns were raised with the health board, staff who had contact with

Covid-19 outbreak at a Scottish care home. The deaths at the Charnwood Lodge Care Home in Dumfries triggered a deep clean and additional infection control measures.

Ayrshire Post: “Our store has had six positive cases with a possible one other and 15 or so are self-isolating.“Tesco have been blasé about it all. They haven’t even deep cleaned the areas where affected colleagues have been using.“Environmental health told them to up their cleaning but still very little is being done.

"A number of additional robust infection prevention measures are now being implemented to help stem transmission of the virus along with a thorough decontamination of the home.”The outbreak at Charnwood Lodge comes as the number of confirmed covid cases in Dumfries and Galloway continues to rise significantly in line with a national trend.

Ayrshire Post, but they would not say how many staff had tested positive.However, a source told us that "five staff have tested positive and another 15 colleagues are currently self-isolating."The health board insist the risk to the public is "low."Lynne McNiven, Director of Public Health, said: "NHS Ayrshire & Arran’s Health Protection Team is completing contact tracing associated with a retailer in South Ayrshire.  "Close contacts identified through this process are being advised to

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HMP Barlinnie have tested positive for coronavirus. Prison bosses today confirmed the cons, who are situated in 'A' Hall of the Glasgow jail, are now self isolating after contracting the virus.

Sainsbury's bosses for refusing to shut down their depot after an outbreak among distribution staff - which they fear could have spread the virus across Scotland. Whistleblowers claimed that two staff at the supermarket giant’s East Kilbride depot have been diagnosed with Covid-19 - including a driver who travelled around the central belt and down to Stranraer.

Covid-19 cases has closed down a Scottish Fie and Rescue Service (SFRS) headquarters building. Fire chiefs confirmed that the West HQ complex in Bothwell Street in Hamilton, South Lanarkshire, was shut down on Thursday after a 'number of cases' were detected.