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BUSINESSES are "deeply disappointed and disillusioned" over the latest lockdown move for Glasgow, a Scottish business leader has said. Glasgow is the only part of Scotland to remain at a higher tier of coronavirus restrictions after Nicola Sturgeon announced the Moray council area will drop to Level Two. First Minister Nicola Sturgeon said Glasgow will remain at Level Three for a further week before review. She said improvements following measures brought in to tackle an outbreak in ...

East Renfrewshire being monitored by Scottish Government as covid cases overtake Moray Moray and Glasgow are the only parts of mainland Scotland not moving down to Level Two restrictions today due to the high level of infections. 08:58, 17 MAY 2021 The video will auto-play soon8Cancel Play now Join thousands of others and get the latest Scottish politics news sent straight to your inbox.Invalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Subscribe When you subscribe we will use the infor...

PREMIUM Trevor Garden, chef director of Buzzworks, said he personally knows several chefs who are now driving trucks A lack of job security is driving chefs and other kitchen staff to leave the trade, creating systematic skills shortages across the Scottish hospitality sector. The situation has been further exacerbated by Brexit, industry leaders say, with many of the considerable number of EU workers who used to fill a large proportion of these roles having opted to return to mainland Euro...

Updated: May 17, 2021, 3:10 pm © Shutterstock / fizkes Sign up for our daily newsletter featuring the top stories from The Press and Journal. Thank you for signing up to The Press and Journal newsletter. Something went wrong - please try again later. Sign Up As most of Scotland enjoy the easing of Covid restrictions on Monday, it is not good news for everyone. Swathes of the country moved to Level 2, with island communities moving to Level 1. But there is no easing of Covid restrictions...

"We have a great deal of testing infrastructure that is being deployed in Glasgow."  Announced last week on Friday evening, the decision to keep the city in Level Three means Glaswegians are still not be allowed to drink alcohol inside venues such as pubs or visit family or friends indoors. The likes of cinemas, snooker halls, and stadiums will also not open as originally planned, with overnight stays to remain banned.  Many businesses hit out at the timing of the announcement, with som...

BGC: Lockdown easing ‘a fantastic boost’ for betting and casino sector Share The Betting and Gaming Council (BGC) has welcomed the easing of UK national lockdown restrictions today, with up to 100 casinos across the country permitted to reopen their doors to customers. Additionally, limitations on retail betting shops such as a ban on showcasing live sporting events on TV will also be lifted, whilst Scottish bettors will be granted access to gaming machines for the first time since initia...

By Gemma Sproston Take a look at some of the latest jobs you can apply for If you’re looking for work now that lockdown restrictions are easing, here’s a handful of roles that you might want to consider applying for. If it’s a flexible office role you’re looking for, two Northwich businesses are looking for admin assistants. The Village Restaurant and Coffee Bar at Blakemere Craft Centre in Sandiway is looking for an experience...

Tourism and hospitality bodies are calling for urgent talks with First Minister Nicola Sturgeon on Glasgow remaining in Level Three coronavirus restrictions. The Scottish Tourism Alliance (STA) and UKHospitality are warning that Fridays decision not to move Glasgow to Level Two restrictions, as previously planned, has "has thrown a significant part of our industry and indeed the supply chain back into crisis mode". Ms Sturgeon announced on Friday afternoon that virus outbreaks in Glasgo...

By Gemma Sproston Take a look at some of the latest jobs you can apply for If you’re looking for work now that lockdown restrictions are easing, here’s a handful of roles that you might want to consider applying for. If it’s a flexible office role you’re looking for, two Northwich businesses are looking for admin assistants. The Village Restaurant and Coffee Bar at Blakemere Craft Centre in Sandiway is looking for an experience...

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