COVID-19 cases are likely to rise again in the summer as restrictions continue to be eased, according to a Fife public health expert. Dona Milne, NHS Fife’s director of public health, believes a spike in cases will occur as Scotland moves through its roadmap to recovery, even with the vaccination programme in full swing. She told a meeting of Fife’s integrated joint board today on Friday: “We’re often asked by people what we might see in the coming months as the Government makes changes to restrictions, including the significant changes from Monday. “We’re likely to see a rise in cases as we move towards summer and we’re ready to support services in that.”
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Fife shopping centre to host mass Covid-19 vaccination facility A Fife shopping centre is to host a mass Covid-19 vaccination facility.
Locals will be able to get their jabs inside the former Argos store at Kingdom Shopping Centre in Glenrothes in the months ahead.
A further site is being established at the Savoy Community Centre in Methil, while two others - at the old M&S shop in Kirkcaldy and at Fife College s Carnegie Conference Centre in Dunfermline - have already been confirmed.
A small number of existing clinics will continue to operate in more remote areas, as the vaccine is given to adults aged between 18 and 49.
He said he had been “disturbed” at the thought of losing the sculpture but said news of his apparent reprieve was “splendid” news.
Mr Anderson said: “It is very comforting to know that it is going to give pleasure to a future generation. I shall sleep soundly tonight.” My aim has always been to bring art to the people and I wanted to engage with people who might never go to an art gallery. The answer was to take it to them and put it in their offices, their canteens, their swimming pools. I was kept very busy for many decades.”