Pitlochry Festival Theatre artistic director vows 'we will get through this' after announcing potential job losses

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the AP. He was appointed to the position this year after serving as acting artistic director for 2019’s festival.Shawky drew criticism when in 2014 he referred in a blog post to a 2012 soccer riot in Egypt that left 70 people dead.

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Perth and Kinross has been warned to brace itself for more job losses after a miserable weekend for workers at two major employers.On Friday the PA revealed 42 staff could be made redundant at Pitlochry Festival Theatre due to the coronavirus crisis.And just two days later, the Crieff Hydro Group chair and CEO Stephen Leckie announced it was seeking to shed 241 jobs as the hospitality and tourism industry continues to feel the impact of the COVID-19 lockdown.The news has left communities in the

on Friday it was looking to make dozens of staff redundant. Earthquake measuring 2.2 on Richter scale measured in PerthshireCrieff Hydro proprietor Stephen Leckie put the decision down to the coronavirus pandemic, saying he expected bookings to be down 30-50 per cent this year.The group has entered into a consultation period with staff.

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