Dumfries and Galloway police urged to help tackle rogue campers around Loch Ken

However, an NHS Dumfries and Galloway spokesman said: “We have management plans in place for cases of Covid-19 and will take appropriate actions in any instance where they are required.“We would advise anyone who experiences any symptoms of Covid-19 to self-isolate and arrange to be tested.”

“Everyone wants to enjoy being outdoors but the inconsiderate behaviour of some can spoil it for many.“We will respond to any incidents reported to us and take the appropriate action.”

Get the stories that matter to you sent straight to your inbox with our personalised newsletter.An early intervention project is planned to tackle the impact of the coronavirus crisis on the mental health of the region’s young people.The council is proposing to plough nearly £1.4 million into the scheme over a three year period.Councillors will be asked to approve the project at a meeting on Thursday.The investment will be in “community based low level mental health support to young people as an

Police have issued a warning after victims lost thousands of pounds in a Facebook scam.Officers from GMP have seen a 'surge of reports' of people being contacted by fraudsters who have posed as their friends to get money paid into their account.Nationally, there have been 95 victims who have lost £44,000 to this scam.The fraudsters have contacted the victims, saying they have sold cameras on eBay, but that they cannot process the payments as they do not have a PayPal account or that their

Get the stories that interest you straight to your inbox every day with our personalised newsletterFraudsters offering scam holidays at Ayr's Craig Tara Holiday Park have sparked a police alert.It follows reports of fake lettings being flogged to the public at the popular park.We revealed yesterday how one Scots mum spent £250 on a non-existent caravan break for her disabled mum.Cops are now warning the public to be on their guard amid a rise in "fake online adverts" offering rentals that do

“We are carrying out a detailed review of actual expenditure during the first quarter of 2020 and, following that, we will make a funding allocation to boards to recognise costs incurred.“The Scottish Government will provide the necessary funding across the sector in recognition of costs incurred to date, and to support remobilisation of services, while ensuring that patient safety remains the top priority at all times.”

"On arrival there was a large family group of around 20 with four or five cars enjoying the sun and all the loch had to offer.“Later on I double checked and they had left everything exactly as they found it so it can be done.”

“We have found out about places we never knew existed such as Mersehead, which is wonderful for children and you only have to pay for parking.”To find out more, such for Kidding Around Solway on Facebook or Instagram or KiddingAroundHQ on Twitter.

Greater Manchester Police call handlers have been 'inundated' with emergency and 101 calls in recent weeks.

A few weeks into the lockdown, Kim Kardashian shared a number of posts about her daily skincare routine on social media, as well as a skincare package she received from her facialist.

south of Scotland has been identified as one of six new coronavirus hotspots across the UK. Dumfries and Galloway has been highlighted as an area of concern in the latest Covid Symptom Study app figures.

a fiver off your Nando’s last Tuesday, but Eat Out to Help Out doesn’t mean you have to cheap out — London’s top-tier restaurants are getting involved.A tenner goes a surprisingly long way even on a Michelin-starred bill, and savvy foodies can this month find themselves paying as little as £10 for a full meal in the capital’s most famous dining rooms.Forget “eat out” — put on your stretchiest gladrags, it’s time to treat out.For a heady mix of star-studded glamour, critically-acclaimed food and

Campers who were 'unable to visit Magaluf' have trashed a rural Scots beauty spot. Boozed -up revellers have been accused of causing havoc by terrorising locals at Selkirk, Scottish Borders who fear they could spark a second wave of coronavirus.

Renfrewshire have urged bike owners to protect their property after a spate of thefts in the region.

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Church of Scientology, which counts Tom Cruise and John Travolta among its celebrity followers, is offering free “personality tests” on flyers pushed through Edinburgh doors.