Dumfries and Galloway health chiefs say region's biggest ever flu vaccination campaign going to schedule

There are 1,227 patients in hospital with 98 in intensive care.A further six people have died, taking the total to 3,086.Ms Sturgeon is due to announce new restriction tiers tomorrow, with a number of areas of the country expected to go into level four - the highest available.

The report also warns that the Holyrood Government’s budget – usually announced before Christmas – is now expected to be delayed until February.As a result, it may be necessary to delay the meeting to agree the budget and council tax levels for the new financial year from February 25 to the first week in March.

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First Minister Nicola Sturgeon is set to announce the first review of the country's tiered restriction system shortly, although it is "highly unlikely" they will be eased.That will mean Dumfries and Galloway will remain at level two.

the Reformer told how numerous locals  had received letters for their appointments after they were scheduled to have taken place.

The number of people to have died in Scotland since the pandemic began now stands at 3,040.Tomorrow will see the first review of Scotland’s new tiered restriction level, although First Minister Nicola Sturgeon has warned it is “highly unlikely” these will be eased.

In August the News told of fed-up residents in the town who pointed to the former Johnston Primary School as the main nesting site with birds attacking pets and making a mess.Councillors will be asked on Tuesday to note the new SNH conditions and agree a proposed revised method of delivering the project and extending it to include Annan, Kirkcudbright and Stranraer.

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received their notification letters after the date had passed.The health board is also working to prioritise higher-risk patients aged over 65 – and are again stressing that there are no drop-in clinics in Lanarkshire and that people should not turn up without confirmed appointments.This year’s seasonal flu programme is described as “the largest ever undertaken in NHS Lanarkshire and a new way of working for everyone involved”, and has seen 43,000 patients vaccinated in the past four weeks.Dr

As a result, they will still only be allowed to serve non-alcoholic drinks indoors until 6pm and alcohol outside until 10pm.The restrictions were due to expire on Monday but have been extended until November 2, when a new tiered system of restrictions is expected to be introduced.

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He added: "You’ve seen us respond to that in Dumfries and Galloway previously, rather than the broader challenge we have across the Central Belt just now where it is not specific small outbreaks, it is much more widespread.“If you go online, see can your own area in the Covid-19 daashboard for Scotland and you can begin to see some leakage from the central belt to Tayside and Dumfries and Galloway so we are keeping a very, very close eye on Dumfries and Galloway and every healthboard and local

“Together, these provide a picture of Scotland prior to the pandemic and a summary of the spread and impact of Covid-19 on mortality.“The population was at its highest, and births and marriages were the lowest ever recorded.”

In Scotland, an additional 993 people tested positive, taking the figure to 47,708.There were just 316 cases reported nationally on Sunday, which has been put down to capacity issues at the testing lab.