NHS Lanarkshire confirm FIVE teachers at East Kilbride school have COVID-19

Get the stories that matter to you sent straight to your inbox with our daily newsletter.More than 100 new coronavirus cases have been recorded in Lanarkshire for five consecutive days.First Minister Nicola Sturgeon confirmed another 130 cases in the region today as she warned further restrictions across Scotland may be needed "in the near future".Since the first cases of the virus were confirmed in the region in March, there have been just six days when more than 100 new cases have been

link.“I think it’s clear there has to be much more support for the pub trade who are trying to do the right thing, but will lose out on income and could go to the wall.”SNP councillor, Hugh MacDonald, said it was “necessary to take proportionate action to protect people’s health, whilst minimising the impact on business”.He added: “I believe the measures taken are appropriate, particularly with the increase in prevalence of this terrible virus.“But I fear for the hospitality industry and small

link.A mixture of luxury gated estates, slightly less extravagant housing, beautiful green space and a high street that just oozes a real sense of community.With outdoor seating at the cafes and bars to the local church, hotel, pubs and shops all in the one small area.

East Kilbride gym owners have raised more than £11,000 for charity in a 24-hour-event.

link.“Noting the increased infection rates in Lanarkshire, it is important to bear in mind that mixing socially in the community without maintaining physical distancing  measures helps the virus to spread widely. It is therefore important that people remain vigilant and follow physical distancing guidance.

East Kilbride mum has slammed St Andrew’s and St Bride’s High School for ‘failing’ to address coronavirus concerns correctly.

East Kilbride to play their part and be flu smart this winter.

link.Now one school is taking extraordinary measures to ensure their pupils are following social distancing rules.On Monday, a teacher from St Andrew’s and St Bride’s High started following kids into East Kilbride Village at lunchtime to try to enforce separation.

link.The terrified mum told the News: “Although shielding is officially over, the advice from my doctors is to be extremely careful and to continue to shield.“My 11-year-old son has just started secondary school and I have to send him there knowing there has been a positive covid case.“There is little to no social distancing and it’s impossible to minimise the risk of my son bringing the virus home.“I’m more than aware that children are low risk, but we are hearing about more and more teachers

EK mum saddles up to complete epic challenge“These type of activities will enhance their employability potential and they will have regular opportunities to put their new skills into practice and develop a range of others by serving staff at the Barista each week, supporting school events and providing hospitality for guests, as well as engaging in fundraising to support various charities.“By combining elements of the Achieve curriculum with their Barista, the pupils will be able to work towards

East Kilbride schoolboy will live on when his mum once again saddles-up for charity.

East Kilbride region have tested positive for coronavirus. However, the News understands the number is higher, with one source telling us of a primary pupil at a school in the town testing positive.That has raised concerns about the speed at which COVID-19 is spreading through schools across the area.

East Kilbride has tested positive for COVID-19.

East Kilbride and Strathaven.Ms Sturgeon said: “It is clearly regrettable that these restrictions need to be extended to people living in Lanarkshire.“I understand that this will not be welcome news for people living in these areas, especially ahead of the weekend, but we must act now to protect people and get more control over the virus in the area.“Public health teams have looked at where cases are being identified and by restricting indoor meetings, we are helping to protect those who are

Get the stories that matter to you sent straight to your inbox with our daily newsletter.An East Kilbride music and singing teacher is helping highlight the plight of millions left without meaningful financial support from the government throughout the COVID pandemic.Kate Cameron, 29, is a member of the ExcludedUK community – a non-profit organisation set up to represent the estimated three million people left without financial help.She is part of a powerful four minute video of over 100 people

Get the stories that matter to you sent straight to your inbox with our daily newsletter.NHS Lanarkshire has given a farewell salute to the British Army who helped the health board’s “battle planning” in the fight against coronavirus.Ministry of Defence liaison officer Captain Dan Phillips has stood down after four months stationed at the organisation’s headquarters in Bothwell, providing vital assistance as measures were put in place to tackle Covid-19.He initially worked with Army colleague

East Kilbride Central North ward after the sad passing of Councillor Sheena Wardhaugh. Councillor Ferguson said his first year in office has seen ups and downs but he is grateful for the support he has received from fellow elected members and elsewhere.He hasn’t done it alone of course – always at his side is Yoshi the hearing dog, who has become a firm favourite at committee meetings – in return for a few treats along the way.