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Hospitality venues on Arran breathed a sigh of relief with the announcement this week that Scotland’s vaccine passport system will not be extended to more venues as they gear up for the Christmas rush.
The First Minister Nicola Sturgeon has vowed that Arran will not be left behind when the travel restrictions at lifted next month.
At a Holyrood debate on the Construction and Procurement of Ferry Vessels in Scotland report, held last Tuesday, around 17 speakers each had four minutes to deliver a speech on the subject, among them was Arran’s MSP, Kenneth Gibson.
While most businesses acknowledge the need to curtail the virus, many have expressed concern about future survival, staff retention and financial viability for an already beleaguered industry.
If you haven’t been wearing one to the shops, now is the time to think about it, urges First Minister today.
First Minister’s nerves as she appeals to people to be sensible and not let COVID-19 ‘jump bridges’.
Some town and city roads in Scotland have seen traffic up 10 per cent, said the First Minister today.
All over 70s admitted to hospital in Scotland will be tested for COVID-19
Scotland must prepare for a ‘slow, gradual and cautious’ approach, she said.
Numbers of hospital admissions in Scotland also fall by nearly 100 overnight
