Glasgow pub shuts doors after customer tests positive for coronavirus

Glasgow pub workers are self-isolating after two members of staff tested positive for Covid-19. The Horseshoe Bar and O’Neill’s Grand Central have both remained opened despite one employee at each venue coming down with the killer bug last week.

call centre worker claims his office was shut down after a co-worker tested positive for Covid-19 - just weeks after the premises re-opened. The whistleblower said that the Kura contact centre in Swan Street, Glasgow was closed for an emergency deep clean after the worker went home and was later found to have the virus.

Edinburgh pubs have been hit by coronavirus.The Tor Bar and the Mousetrap in the capital have confirmed punters have tested positive after visiting at the weekend.In a statement, the Mousetrap on Leith Walk, said they had taken the decision to close 'as a precaution' after a customer on Saturday night had a positive test for the virus.They added that they had not been ordered to close.The Tor Bar, also in Leith, confirmed a positive test but did not say whether the venue would close adding that

Glasgow pubs have been forced to close after being visited by the same customer who later tested positive for Covid-19. Bag O’Nails in Partick and the Record Factory on Byres Road have both temporarily closed their doors after the punter visited them both on August 22.

Tyldesley, Wigan, shut its doors yesterday so a 'deep clean' can be carried out.

Glasgow has tested positive for Covid-19. The airline confirmed the coronavirus case onboard its Zante to Glasgow flight on August 23.

Fallowfield has been forced to temporarily close after a member of staff contracted Covid-19.

Adam Collard has revealed he's tested positive for coronavirus after returning from his holiday in Greece.The 24 year old, who was previously spotted holding hands with Demi Sims, took to his Instagram stories to share a short clip of himself informing his fans that he's been "lying on the bed, lying on the couch and lying on the kitchen floor".The Love Island star explained that despite sharing a bed with a pal during the trip, his friend has tested negative for the virus while he's stuck in

Tameside temporarily closed after a staff member tested positive for coronavirus. The DIY shop on Snipe retail park in Ashton-under-Lyne shut its doors yesterday so a 'deep clean' could be carried out.A spokesperson for the company described the closure as a 'precautionary measure' which went 'beyond government advice'.It reopened on Monday morning.

Covid-19. The youngster at Newburgh Primary School and Nursery is now self isolating at home with other relatives for 14 days.

Contact tracing is taking place at a Glasgow school after at least one pupil tested positive for coronavirus. Families of students affected at St Albert's Primary School have been contacted and told to keep youngsters at home and in quarantine for 14 days.

Glasgow has tested positive for coronavirus.Parents of kids attending Carntyne Primary were made aware of the case today after being sent a letter by public health consultant Dr Iain Kennedy.Health chiefs say that the child – who is now in quarantine – had not attended school since developing Covid-19.Glasgow City Council say there is no need for contact tracing and echoed Dr Kennedy's reassurance that there has been no evidence of transmission at the school.The child is said not to have

hereA statement on the pub's Facebook page reads: "A member of our front of house team tested positive for Covid and they are now self-isolating."As a precaution we have temporarily closed and will reopen when we have taken further advice that it is safe to do so."We are following all the government guidelines regarding test and trace, and even though we are confident that the pub was not the source of the infection it is now being given specialist anti-viral cleaning just to be completely

Bannerman High School  in the Ballieston area of the city is now self-isolating at home after the test.It's the latest cases in a cluster that has hit the northeast of Glasgow in the past week.Several of the positive cases have already been linked to the school in Ballieston.It's believed the pupil may have been infectious to other people at the school which led to NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde contacting those who may have came in contact.The health board has said there is "no evidence to

Edinburgh pub has been temporarily closed after a customer tested positive for the coronavirus. The Victoria Bar, on Leith Walk, shut after a regular punter tested positive for the deadly virus.

hereIn a statement shared on social media, the Moortop said the case over the weekend was 'a clear example of someone not following clear government guidelines' and urged customers to follow government advice in relation to coronavirus.The statement read: "Following notification on Sunday that a customer tested positive for Covid-19 and was in our premises on Saturday, we felt it was the right thing to close for the safety of our staff and customers."On Sunday we carried out a thorough