Public urged to follow Covid-19 outdoor access guidance
Walkers, joggers and cyclists are being urged to act responsibly when out for their local exercise during Covid-19 restrictions, with extra consideration for people working outdoors.
GB and Scotland hockey star Alan Forsyth’s raffle of his personal kit for the NHS smashes £5000 target
Alan Forsyth, the Great Britain and Scotland hockey star currently training with the GB Olympic squad, has raised well in excess of his self-imposed target of £5000 for the NHS
Video: Linwood Community Assessment Centre launches for COVID-19 treatment
In line with the Scottish Government’s response to COVID-19, a new dedicated Community Assessment Centre (CAC) has opened this week at the Linwood Health Centre to help combat the virus
Thousands of UWS student nurses and midwives join frontline fight against COVID-19
Around 1200 student nurses and midwives from University of the West of Scotland (UWS) are joining the NHS frontline fight against coronavirus.
New Quarriers chief executive officer takes up post
Dr Ron Culley has taken up his position as the new chief executive officer for Quarriers.
MSP praises overwhelming majority for helping in fight against virus
Scottish Greens West of Scotland MSP Ross Greer has praised the overwhelming majority of people in Renfrewshire for complying with Scottish Government advice to stay at home, protect the NHS
Show your appreciation for Scotland’s vast army of social care workers
Scots are being urged to show their appreciation for the work of Scotland’s vast army of social care workers who are continuing to provide vital services to older and vulnerable
Tesco to provide a £30million package of support for local communities tackling Covid-19 including £25million food donations programme
Tesco have announced that they will provide a £30million package of support for local communities tackling Covid-19, including £25million food donations programme.
Demand for Childline increases as Scottish schools forced to close
Childline has experienced an unprecedented demand for its services as the Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic starts to affect children’s lives.
McGill’s make change to their timetables and drivers go cash free
McGill’s Buses will change to an emergency timetable and will stop accepting cash from Monday. Bosses have said the move will protect the jobs of over 1,000 employees. No change