Jackton whisky firm develop hand sanitiser to keep South Lanarkshire safe

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IN PICTURES: Revellers enjoy beer gardens across greater East Kilbride areaCocaine, heroin, cannabis, herbal cannabis and thousands of Etizolam tablets have been recovered and officers have arrested 59 people.As well as hard drugs, over £7 million of laundered cash and a number of firearms, ammunition, explosives have been recovered.Cops have even seized an industrial pill presses, with six stolen cars and a stolen motorcycle also recovered.The operation has culminated in the takedown of

local authority have highlighted a £21.3m coronavirus black hole in the first half of 2020.

coronavirus pandemic began to peak.

here Are we unlocking too early? The independent SAGE group led by Sir David King - the government’s former chief scientific adviser - believes it is too early to scrap the two metre rule indoors.So, with pubs, restaurants and hairdressers’ salons due to reopen from Saturday, do Stockport’s health chiefs feel comfortable backing the government’s message or is extra caution necessary?Ms Connolly, stresses it is vitally important that residents continue to follow the guidance as the economy

Reformer : “The biggest number of complaints I am getting is about the state that residential areas are in with overgrown grass. “The council have the man power and the equipment – they just aren’t willing to use it.

Join thousands of others who have signed up for the Daily Record newsletter.Births across South Lanarkshire can now be registered again.The service was temporarily suspended because of the global pandemic.However, anyone wishing to register a birth can now do.Due to the high number of births to be registered, the service will resume in order of birth date:■ For babies born before March 21, registration will begin from June 29■ For babies born between April 1 and April 30, registration will begin

Eastfield. Cardboard must still be flattened - no boxes can be dumped otherwise, in case they contain contaminants.

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said that methanol can be taken into the body via inhalation, ingestion, skin contact, or eye contact. However, if they're ingested, a number of issues can arise, including headache, dizziness, blurred vision, kidney failure, coma, and death.

A sanitising gel has become the handbag addition we probably wouldn’t really have given space to at the start of this year, but now we wouldn’t dare leave home without it. While we should all keep one on us, especially if we’re travelling to work and back, it could potentially catch fire if you’re storing it in your car in this hot weather.

Before lockdown business was booming for Livingston-based Mattuga Rum, with an exciting year ahead planned.

here"Hand hygiene is one of the most effective methods to stop the spread of COVID-19 following indirect contact," a statement added.The alert included a photograph of the inside of a car with part of the passenger door destroyed by a fire. Today's figures show the number of people who have died after testing positive for coronavirus has now reached 42,927.

New figures have revealed that nearly 40,000 workers in South Lanarkshire have been furloughed during the COVID-19 lockdown.And statistics from HMRC show the wages of nearly 100,000 jobs across Lanarkshire as a whole have been supported by the UK Government since the start of the coronavirus retention scheme.The scheme, along with the Self-Employment Income Support Scheme (SEISS), were announced as part of a package of support measures for businesses affected by the coronavirus

after the government made face masks and coverings compulsory for commuters.

Councillors in South Lanarkshire are backing a new initiative aimed at supporting victims of domestic violence during the coronavirus lockdown.Social enterprise Hey Girls, who work with South Lanarkshire Council to tackle period poverty, are getting behind the UK government’s #YouAreNotAlone campaign with financial support for women’s crisis shelters.Charities and domestic abuse campaigners have reported an increase in calls and outreach from those living in abusive households while lockdown has

Virtual council meetings are being piloted in South Lanarkshire to allow councillors to get back to representing their constituents directly.

A man has been charged in connection with an incident where a pedestrian was hit by a car.