NHS Lanarkshire chiefs issue warning after increase in attacks on frontline staff

Tesco Clubcard, as the scheme prepares to drop one of its rewards.It's believed millions of people across the country will be affected by the change which comes into place in January.At present, Tesco customers can spend their points on Now TV credit however that's about to come to an end.As of January 31 the deal between the supermarket and the TV streaming site will no longer be in place, reports the MEN.The credit that Tesco customers have previously spent Clubcard points on will still be

direct to your inboxMoney Saving Expert Martin Lewis has issued a warning to anybody with a Tesco Clubcard, as the scheme prepares to drop one of its key rewards in January.Millions of people will be affected by the change, which means people will no longer be able to spend their Clubcard points on Now TV credit - as the partnership between the two brands comes to an end.Currently, Tesco customers can spend their Clubcard points on Now TV credit with it tripling in value (50p to £1.50 in Now TV

Click here for more news from the Airdrie and Coatbridge AdvertiserThe politicians said: “NHS staff in Lanarkshire have worked so hard to keep everyone safe during the pandemic and put their lives on the line to treat some of the sickest patients with the disease, and we’re delighted to see all their work and sacrifice being rewarded with this payment.”

Daily Star.Most of us have used our account for online shopping at least once, but if you use it sporadically then the new fee would be more than your last purchase.From December 16, 2020, PayPal is introducing an annual fee of £12 for people whose accounts have been inactive for 12 consecutive months.If you don’t want to pay the fee you’ll need to log into your account before December 15.You will be classed as “inactive” if you haven’t sent, received or withdrawn money or you haven’t logged

With lockdown set to lift for shoppers in England on Wednesday, the Trafford Centre is asking people to plan ahead if they want to visit.Many shoppers might prefer to visit the centre during quieter periods, which are generally earlier in the day and later in the evening. Quieter shopping times will be posted weekly via The Trafford Centre’s social channels.The centre is open 10am - 10pm on weekdays and some larger stores - including Selfridges, Debenhams, John Lewis, Boots, Primark and

Lightopia is preparing to welcome visitors later this week, filling Heaton Park with colourful lanterns and light installations.The festival, which has delayed its opening due to the national lockdown, will officially kick off on Thursday December 3.Many people who held tickets for earlier dates have had their bookings pushed into the new year, with the festival running through now until January 10.It's one of the few festive events that will be able to go ahead, thanks to being outdoors.But the

Martin Lewis was back with more advice and helpful guidance during the latest episode of The Money Show Live on STV on Thursday night. The founder of MoneySavingExpert.com covered several topics including unlocking Council Tax overpayments, best broadband deals, Black Friday offers and a bonus scheme for people on Universal Credit.

Manchester Evening News has seen an early internal planning document circulated within Manchester University NHS Foundation Trust.

an at-risk group; people who have been shielding and members of their households; and young and unpaid carers.

This means that, if you are eligible, you can contact NHS Lanarkshire directly to book your appointment. Dr Mark Russell, Associate Medical Director, Health and Social Care North Lanarkshire, said: “Since the start of this year’s flu programme we’ve held 1,183 clinics and vaccinated 174,574 people.

Get the stories that matter to you sent straight to your inbox with our daily newsletter.NHS Lanarkshire is moving to a patient-driven booking system for anyone who hasn’t received an appointment for their flu vaccination.This means that, if you are eligible, you can contact NHS Lanarkshire directly to book your appointment.Dr Mark Russell, Associate Medical Director, Health and Social Care North Lanarkshire, said: “Since the start of this year’s flu programme we’ve held 1183 clinics and

Rutherglen animal charity has warned against buying dogs from breeders without insurance after it stepped in to save a dying puppy.

in Cheshire have been issued with a warning after a number of potential dog thefts. In recent months there have been incidents of "suspicious activity" Brereton, Scholar Green and Leighton which have caused owners to be believe someone was attempting to steal their pets Cheshire Police say.

horror film that has gone viral on TikTok has issued a new trigger warning after viewers said they were left ‘traumatised’.Megan Is Missing, which is directed by Michael Goi, was originally released to negative reviews, with criticism aimed at its exploitative nature and violence, as well as the over-sexualisation of teenagers.