Lanarkshire school Covid-19 cluster rises to nine after another pupil at St Ambrose tests positive

Bolton town centre bar has been forced to shut after a member of staff tested positive for coronavirus. The Venue Bar, in Churchgate, will remain closed throughout the weekend.Bosses announced the closure on the bar's Facebook page on Friday.They have not announced when the venue will reopen.Get daily updates from Bolton direct to your email inbox with the free MyBolton newsletter.Click on this link, enter your email address, and select 'MyBolton News'.

coronavirus. The branch, at The Rock in Bury town centre, closed today (Friday, September 4) ahead of a deep-clean.

Vanity Fair, resulting in the temporary shutdown of production on the film in the U.K.Warner Bros. confirmed earlier Thursday that production would be paused after a member of production tested positive but did not comment on the identity of the crew member who tested positive.“A member of ‘The Batman’ production has tested positive for Covid-19, and is isolating in accordance with established protocols.

Get the stories that matter to you sent straight to your inbox with our daily newsletter.NHS Lanarkshire have confirmed today that a staff member has tested positive at a Hamilton primary school for coronavirus.Townhill Primary School yesterday alerted parents and carers to the news that a member of their school community had tested positive for Covid-19.However, NHS Lanarkshire can today confirm that the staff member is currently self-isolating and at home.Dr Femi Oshin, NHS Lanarkshire

Edinburgh high school has positive for coronavirus.The case at James Gillespie's High School is the latest school in Edinburgh and the Lothians to be hit with the virus.The positive case was confirmed by headteacher Donald MacDonald in an email sent out to parents earlier this week, reports Edinburgh Live. He said the school were working closely with NHS Lothian 's Health Protection Team.

Get the stories that matter to you sent straight to your inbox with our daily newsletter.A pupil at Calderside Academy in Blantyre has tested positive for Covid-19.NHS Lanarkshire’s test and protect team are now carrying out contact tracing and will continue to contact anyone who may be affected.In a letter sent to parents and carers on September 1, Dr Femi Oshin, of NHS Lanarkshire said: “Following the findings of a review today, there is no evidence currently to suggest that anyone has been

Get the stories that matter to you sent straight to your inbox with our daily newsletter.A pupil at a Wishaw high school is self-isolating after testing positive for Covid-19.Parents and carers were sent an email this morning stating a pupil at Coltness High School had tested positive for the virus.Dr Femi Oshin, NHS Lanarkshire consultant in public health, said: “NHS Lanarkshire’s test and protect team is carrying out contact tracing after a pupil at Coltness High School in Wishaw tested

Covid-19. A number of people at Currie Community High School have been forced to self-isolate as a result of the positive case.

oronavirus. A pupil at Preston Tower Primary School in East Lothian has become infected by the virus.

Dr Josephine Pravinkumar, NHS Lanarkshire consultant in public health medicine, said: “NHS Lanarkshire’s Test and Protect service is working closely with North and South Lanarkshire Councils and the schools to identify all close contacts of the cases who are being given public health advice and being told to self-isolate.

Get the stories that matter to you sent straight to your inbox with our personalised newsletter.Pupils arriving at Uddingston Grammar this morning were prohibited from entering the school whilst a precautionary deep clean was carried out.Students were asked to wait outside the building whilst electrostatic sprays and Covid-Guard were dispersed in the school first thing on Monday, August 24.On the school’s Twitter page early on Monday they notified parents/carers and pupils of the clean and

Highland school after pupil tested positive with coronavirus.  Letters have been sent out to all families of students at Dalneigh Primary in Inverness today. Education bosses say a "small number" of children have been in close contact with the affected pupil.

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.

The identification of this new positive case is linked to, and forms part of, NHS Lanarkshire’s community-wide investigation.This now includes confirmation of four pupils from St Ambrose High, one pupil from Caldervale High School in Airdrie and one pupil at St Andrew’s High School in Coatbridge testing positive for coronavirus, along with three other linked cases who are not pupils or staff at the

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

coronavirus with close contacts in the school now being traced. Renfrewshire Council confirmed the case at Todholm Primary School with parents and carers contacted by text to inform them of developments.

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

Lanarkshire pupil has tested positive for Covid-19 it emerged today. The student at Caldervale High School, Airdrie, is now self-isolating at home with immediate family following the positive test.