Plans for 750 homes, 100 bedroom hotel, primary school, leisure centre and offices approved for former Kellogg's site

Kilmarnock primary school are being asked to self-isolate after a person tested positive for coronavirus. Whatriggs Primary school confirmed to parents earlier today that contact tracing is being carried out at the school.

Wigan, said the decision to close was 'a last resort'.

coronavirus cluster at a Scots primary school has now grown to seven cases, health chiefs have confirmed. Staffing shortages now mean Carnegie Primary School in Dunfermline will be closed from today until after the October holidays.

Ayrshire Post: "The Citadel Leisure Center in Ayr has one staff member that has tested positive for Covid-19. "He was working there at the weekend and other staff members are awaiting their results.  "I feel the public should be informed, especially as everyone is made to do track and trace when they go in.

A £1m project to expand a Tameside primary school has been signed off by town hall chiefs.Cabinet members Councillors Oliver Ryan and Leanne Feeley have agreed to fund the building of a new extension at St John’s Church of England primary school in Dukinfield.The school has taken extra pupils since September 2014, which was due to an increase in the birth rate in the area coupled with ‘substantial’ new build housing within Dukinfield and surrounding areas.The admission number was formally

Covid trail in her ­constituency – ­forcing firms to scour CCTV footage amid fears she had spread the virus.She also had face-to-face meetings with police officers, who had to take medical advice over ­self-isolation.Owners of ­popular firms in ­Lanarkshire yesterday told how they were left shocked and angry after the SNP politician visited a gift shop, beauty salon and ­leisure centre on the same day she took a test for Covid-19 – which later came back positive.The 60-year-old has refused to

Scotland.

reached 272 across the region. But with no official list available of all the bubble closures - and the Manchester Evening News confirming cases after being alerted by parents - it's likely there are many more.

Huge plans for the regeneration of parts of Trafford will be decided today.Proposals for 750 homes, an 100-bedroom hotel, a leisure centre, a primary school and offices will be decided today by Trafford council for the former Kellogg’s factory site in Old Trafford, as part of the authority’s masterplan for the area.The council is working with developers Bruntwood Works on the site and bought the plot for £12m back in September 2017.The public were consulted on the plans last year and at the time

Tameside. But on Tuesday, parents were told that pupils in Years 3, 4, 5 and 6 were also being sent home - with close contacts of the confirmed cases now needing to isolate for 14 days.In a letter to parents, principal Suzanne Clawley-Welton said: "I am writing to inform you that there has been another confirmed case of coronavirus within our school community.

school bubbles have now been sent home across Greater Manchester and St Gilbert's is the third primary school to shut altogether. Last week we reported how St Luke's Primary in Heywood had to close amid 'staffing issues' because of the pandemic.

with the town hall hoping to have it opened by 2022.First built in 1973, the existing building will be knocked down to make way for the new complex after it was found to be outdated when compared to other facilities.The new building will boast a sports hall, six-lane swimming pool, learner pool, steam room and sauna, two squash courts, a gym, dance studio and changing rooms.But the pandemic has caused the project to be pushed back by six months, forcing the council to spend an extra £2.7m to pay

Manchester Evening News , said the man 'approached them, made some threats and produced a knife' as they played in the park area before lessons began.

Police are hunting a sick flasher who indecently exposed himself near a Scots school. An investigation has been launched after the man was seen near Tayport Primary School in Fife at around 11am on Wednesday.

How has sending your child back to school been for you so far? Let us know in the survey below. If it fails to load click here. The news comes after more than 100 schools have been forced to send pupils home after confirmed cases among children and staff across Greater Manchester.

A total of 236 primary school children in Trafford are self isolating due to coronavirus.Most of those children are in Year 1 and Year 5 at Seymour Park Primary School in Old Trafford, where 160 pupils are known to be self isolating.In Year 1 at Gorse Hill Primary School, in Stretford, another 50 are having to self isolate.Then, 26 pupils in Year 5 at Brooklands Primary School, in Sale, are also off school self isolating.It is understood that a number of ‘close contacts’ of year 9 pupils at

Get the stories that interest you straight to your inbox every day with our personalised newsletterThe arrival of a group from the Travelling community, who last week took up a section of the car park on the site of the Citadel Leisure Centre, left residents “up in arms.”It was the second time in two weeks that the town’s residents woke up to an illegal encampment on their back door.Last week we told how a group of travellers had pitched up on the old railway siding in Ayr’s Weir Road with