Dundee pub closes after being linked to student virus outbreak on the city

PAISLEY DAILY EXPRESS: Live news as it happens It is not known how many patients have been affected, but the Express understands several may have caught the virus while in hospital being treated treatment for other conditions.Those who have tested positive for Covid-19 are being treated separately from the wider hospital population.Affected staff are self isolating at home.A spokesman for NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde (NHSGGC) said following the ward closures on Friday: “We have a number of

Covid-19 at Govan Fire Station. Scottish Fire and Rescue Service bosses tonight confirmed the emergency service workers had contracted the virus and were now self isolating.

“Even without an outbreak, and without showing any of the classic symptoms of Covid-19, residents in this care home are tested if they appear at all unwell or not their usual selves."As in all care homes, staff are routinely tested weekly through the UK national testing portal.

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Nicola Sturgeon has defended pub closures after a furious backlash over claims hospitality is being turned into a scapegoat in the pandemic.The First Minister said the two-week shut down was a tough decision but had to be balanced against a health crisis."I do not get up in the morning and decide to close pubs for a policy reason," she said at the Scottish Parliament today."We are in a global pandemic where we are trying to save lives, and balance that with the interests of the economy as best

Pollokshaws Road hopes to 'reopen soon' after five cases were discovered on Sunday and is currently being deep cleaned.The pub bosses have vigorously defended themselves and have insisted they have a robust track and trace system in place and were not letting in too many customers.However, a now deleted Facebook post from the boozer yesterday has raised concerns after the pub said it would let patrons in who had had a negative coronavirus test.It read: "We have five positive cases of Covid.

Apple has temporarily closed its Trafford Centre store after members of staff were affected by coronavirus.The tech giant has shut the branch until further notice 'out of an abundance of caution'.A spokesman said Covid-19 had 'affected some team members' but declined to confirm if anyone had tested positive for the virus."We always put the health and wellbeing of our customers and teams above everything else and our stores are only open when we’re confident we can serve customers in a safe

Covid-19 cases at Aberdeen University have been linked to a local pub.A number of the students who have tested positive at the university had visited The Bobbin pub on King Street.There have been 62 positive cases in Aberdeen connected to the university.A spokesman for NHS Grampian said: "A multi-agency investigation is ongoing into 62 cases of Covid-19 identified within the University of Aberdeen student population."This figure includes those living in various locations, including university

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Dundee has soared to 45. Health chiefs confirmed that more residents at Parker House have caught the bug, as hundreds of others remain in self-isolation.

A Northern Quarter micropub is closing its doors until coronavirus restrictions are lifted, describing them as 'the nail in the coffin of reality'.The Ancoats Lad landlord Phil Bell said social distancing restrictions would only allow seven or eight customers inside the premises at a time - down from its usual capacity of around 25 to 35 people.He has posted a list of the 'demanding' coronavirus health and safety measures bars must now follow - including the now legal requirement to take guests'

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Lynne McNiven and Joy Tomlinson, Directors of Public Health, said: "NHS Ayrshire & Arran Test and Protect team is carrying out Covid-19 contact tracing related to the Market Inn in Auchinleck.

A pub in Tameside has been closed down for 'repeatedly breaching coronavirus regulations'.The Jolly Hatters pub, on Town Lane in Denton, was today (Friday) served with a Direction to Close Notice by Tameside Council.The council said it was in response to the premises posing a “serious and imminent threat to public health”.They say the pub has repeatedly breached the Coronavirus Regulations and Government Guidance - measures brought in to ensure venues remained Covid-secure for the public and