Pandemic set to cost North Ayrshire Council more than £23 million

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The Witcher to get the onscreen adaptation it deserves, and while fans won't have to wait that long for the anticipated second season of the Netflix drama, the hiatus has still felt far too long for our liking. Luckily, Netflix has tossed us a coin and announced that The Witcher Season 2 is set to resume soon. The Witcher is inspired by Andrzej Sapkowski's Witcher book series, which also spawned the popular video game franchise.

Join thousands of others who have signed up for the Daily Record newsletter.NORTH Lanarkshire Council is supporting local businesses to reopen safely, in line with coronavirus guidance.A one-stop web page has been set up with guidance from council services and other agencies, as well as a dedicated email address for businesses looking for detailed advice.Specific information is available for each business sector, with links to trade and professional bodies, checklists, forms and the advice they

Get the stories that interest you straight to your inbox every day with our personalised newsletterNorth Ayrshire Council has started the phased re-opening of its public toilets as Covid-19 restrictions are eased nationwide.The facilities were closed in March as lockdown was introduced to combat the spread of Coronavirus.Now, as Scotland enters the latest stage of the route map out of lockdown, the council is starting to re-open the public toilets which are under its ownership.The toilets at

“Tokbottom” of late, a Nazi-themed song went viral on TikTok, racking up more than 6.5 million views across multiple videos before getting pulled.The now-banned jingle, which was sourced to a teenager in the UK, featured appalling anti-Semitic lyrics such as, “We’re going on a trip to a place called Auschwitz, it’s shower time,” reports the BBC.

Get the stories that interest you straight to your inbox every day with our personalised newsletterLibraries and museums in North Ayrshire will remain closed over the summer.This will allow the council to continue its community and childcare hub provision.Staff from the council’s connected communities department, including those from libraries, museums, the ranger service, youth services, active schools and locality teams, have played a key role in developing and running the hub provision

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

Join thousands of others who have signed up for the Daily Record newsletter.Two yobs who caused damage worth £35,000 when they trashed North Lanarkshire Council’s HQ have been freed.Aaron McGurk and Connor McLaughlan wrecked computer equipment and television screens, ripped tiles from ceilings and poured food and drink over floors and walls.Their three-hour rampage at the Civic Centre happened directly across the road from the area’s main police station in Windmillhill Street, Motherwell.The

One Tree Hill was on the air, but that doesn't mean fans—or the cast—don't enjoy walking down and reliving every once in a while. This week, reminded everyone of his days as Lucas Scott by sending his old castmate , who played his love interest Peyton Sawyer one the show, a birthday message filled with sweet reminders of their time on the beloved CW series.

Lucas and Peyton forever! Chad Michael Murray sent a sweet birthday message to his former on-screen love Hilarie Burton on Thursday.

Chad Michael Murray, 38, just wished his former One Tree Hill co-star Hilarie Burton, 38, a happy birthday — and fans are dying! The actress, who portrayed Peyton Sawyer on the beloved early 2000s show, celebrated her birthday in quarantine on July 1. She received plenty of love from friends and fans alike on social media, including a sweet tribute from her on-screen husband.

North Ayrshire Council says it is making steady progress in tackling the backlog of grass-cutting caused by the temporary halt of the service due to Covid-19.During the initial phase of lockdown, many grounds maintenance staff had to be redeployed to other essential frontline services, including bin collections and food delivery to help in the council’s response to crisis.During this time, only essential grounds maintenance works were carried out.With government measures introduced in late May

North Ayrshire Council are set to reopen ALL playparks in the area next week.The local authority announced this afternoon that 84 children's parks in the area will be accessible again from Monday, June 29.Playparks have been closed since late March in response to national guidance and as part of the Council’s efforts to help slow down the spread ofCovid-19.However, in line with the national route map out of lockdown, Council-owned playparks will be opened back up to the public next week.To