.@NicolaSturgeon: "Please, please take the news of Aberdeen reimposing lockdown as the biggest, loudest warning yet that this virus is still out there."
Protecting jobs, creating jobs, providing quality green jobs and supporting skilled jobs - Scottish Government’s Response to the Economic Advisory Group Report here https://www.gov.scot/news/rebuilding-better/ Pic - my first new business opening pre-Covid as Economy Secretary
With Public Health Scotland’s new dashboard you can see the latest data on coronavirus in Scotland, including details of positive cases broken down by NHS health board, local authority area, age group and sex.
Access the dashboard at bit.ly/PHSCovidDashboard
Timeline PhotosToday First Minister Nicola Sturgeon confirmed that Scotland will remain in Phase 3 of our route map, but gave provisional dates for when further restrictions may be changed.
Read more ➡️ bit.ly/Phase3Update3007
Watch the FM's full statement ➡️ scottishparliament.tv
Very frustrated I can't reopen my small fitness studio amid a national health crisis.
We’re behind you! Slow and steady wins the race!
Thankyou!!!👍
Good!!
Timeline PhotosTo reduce the risk of the transmission of coronavirus by those travelling from Spain to Scotland, passengers will need to quarantine. Read more ➡️ bit.ly/2WYePrj
Where will they be quarantined and how can you be sure that they'll abide by it?
An interesting article. A number of important points, including from Dame Anne Glover, president of the Royal Society of Edinburgh: “New Zealand is an independent nation. By contrast, Scotland has no independent fiscal powers. Like Wales and Northern Ireland it could not borrow to raise funds for lockdown and so was entirely dependent on what happens in the UK overall in regard to providing support for furlough. It had to wait for England to act, belatedly as it transpires.”
Plaudits for Nicola Sturgeon fuel talk of Scottish independence drive
www.theguardian.com
Top Scottish scientists back first minister’s handling of Covid-19 as polls show support for fresh referendumBen I get lots of people (young n old )asking me why Scotland has to ask England if we can have another referendum ? I really do not know the answer . This request was made by mostly older voters and young people which I believe is a good question
I have always predicted Scotland will be independent in 2021 😆
Thankfully another day of no deaths recorded in Scotland due to COVID-19. However, 21 positive cases (including in Lothian) remind us of the danger still out there. #staysafe #KeepTheHeid
Scotland sees biggest virus case rise in four weeks
www.bbc.co.uk
The national clinical director says the new cases are not a "cluster" and day-to-day variation is expected.Thank you to constituents for your correspondence, patience & collective efforts to reduce the spread of coronavirus & support others in our communities. My team & I are working to help as much as we can via 📧 & 📞01316000134. Please do get in touch if you need assistance.
👇&👉 for info. & advice: www.gov.scot/coronavirus-covid-19/.
Great to see your post in Seville Spain.
#SpendLocal and #KeepTheHeid.
From 15 July (when this video was filmed on Leith Walk), cafes, restaurants, pubs and bars were able to welcome patrons indoors. Hairdressers and barbers also reopened, as well as a number of other places (see the link below). This easing of lockdown has been possible because of the collective measures we’ve all taken to act responsibly and suppress the virus. Because of that, we can now start to carefully and safely enjoy some of what the great businesses in Edinburgh Northern and Leith have to offer. However, now is also time to remain very vigilant and keep safe - the virus has not gone away and it’s up to all of us to keep suppressing it.
As well as shopping local, if you can and feel comfortable doing so, you may wish to consider supporting your local pubs, restaurants, bars and cafes this weekend and during the next few weeks. When you do, enjoy yourself but also please remember to “keep the heid”, as the First Minister has said. Be kind, considerate, responsible and sensible when interacting with others and staff. And remember FACTS:
🇫Face coverings in enclosed spaces
🇦Avoid crowded places
🇨Clean hands & surfaces regularly
🇹Two metre distancing
🇸Self isolate & book a test if you have symptoms
We can all play our part to support our local businesses and do so responsibly.
Many thanks and good wishes,
Ben
Guidance for the general public regarding Phase 3 in Scotland: www.gov.scot/publications/coronavirus-covid-19-phase-3-staying-safe-and-protecting-others/.
For more information regarding business support from the Scottish Government: findbusinesssupport.gov.scot/coronavirus-advice.
Guidance from the Scottish Government regarding retail sector guidance: www.gov.scot/publications/coronavirus-covid-19-retail-sector-guidance/.
Guidance from the Scottish Government regarding tourism and hospitality: www.gov.scot/publications/coronavirus-covid-19-tourism-and-hospitality-sector-guidance/pages/over....
For the latest information on Covid-19 from the Scottish Government: www.gov.scot/coronavirus-covid-19/.
My office and I continue to assist constituents and local businesses during this challenging time. I appreciate that another matter of interest and concern is the resumption of the Council's tramworks. We are in regular contact with the Council's tram team. You may also wish to review and consider the following links. For more information regarding business support from the Trams to Newhaven Project team: www.edinburgh.gov.uk/tramstonewhaven/support-business. For queries regarding the Trams to Newhaven Project: www.edinburgh.gov.uk/tramstonewhaven/.
What's the thinking behind 2 metres distance in shops etc but when our kids go back to school next month there is no social distancing required for them? Not just the children but then the staff. Schools were shut down in England due to children having covid, as a parent with a child with chronic asthma I have concerns that children who are over the age of 12 and were still expected to keep socially distant are all going to be put at risk when they go back to school. As will any of the staff with chronic health conditions.
Infographic of changes:
7th day in a row with no deaths from Covid-19 in Scotland and hospital admissions down too: collectively achieved by acting responsibly and looking out for each other - let’s keep going. The virus hasn’t gone away but together we can keep pushing it back. Remembering #FACTS matters now more than ever. #staysafe #keeptheheid
I’m so proud of us x
I have set out our next careful steps as Scotland moves into Phase 3 of our Lockdown.
This extra clarity is possible only because of our continued progress against the virus - but to achieve these milestones, we must keep driving it down. So please follow all health advice and #StaySafe.
Nice profile picture!
Over recent months I have been very concerned about the high number of incidences of odour complaints about the Seafield Waste Water Treatment Works. My office and I have taken all complaints up with Scottish Water and, through Scottish Water, with the operator Veolia. I have also written to the Cabinet Secretary for the Environment - please read her response on my website: benmacpherson.scot/2020/06/29/recent-seafield-odours/.
As Chair of the local stakeholder group, I have called a meeting ASAP for community representatives and elected members to impress our concerns. I will continue to engage with Scottish Water, the Council, SEPA and community representatives, as well as the Scottish Government, to seek answers and solutions. As this video from earlier in the year expresses, and the letter from the Cabinet Secretary emphasises, there is investment coming soon, which should improve matters and reduce odour problems. This will be the biggest investment in Seafield for many years, and I'm grateful to local campaigners for working with me to help secure it. However, until this investment is delivered, we must, and will, continue to push for operational improvements to mitigate odour, and I am absolutely committed to continuing to do that as Leith's local MSP.
Scottish Water have published this newsletter to update local residents, which I'd also encourage people to look at: www.scottishwater.co.uk/seafieldnewsletter.
Please also continue to register any complaints via Leith Links Community Council's reporting service, as this does make a difference and helps to emphasise the need for action and investment: www.leithlinkscc.org.uk/seafieldnuisancereportform/.
Lastly, I am also mindful that those who work at Seafield do an important job in difficult circumstances. I am very grateful to employees at Seafield for their commitment, particularly as key workers in these challenging times.
If you have concerns or questions about Seafield please email me at ben.macpherson.msp@parliament.scot.
Well done Ben⭐️
If you’re visiting shops please #staysafe & maintain physical distancing, follow hygiene advice, respect staff who may be asking you to shop differently & wear a face covering. We’ve made so much progress against the virus - let’s all keep doing our bit to look out for each other.❤️
(P.s. for those interested I got this Janey Godley's FanPage inspired face covering locally from Craftchatterbox.com/: www.craftchatterbox.com/contact.html.)
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Janey Godley 😂
I understand that a shop workers protection bill is in progress through Holyrood - being put forward by Daniel Johnstone MSP and USDAW however progress has been slowed due to Covid . A similar bill was put forward in 2011 but not fully supported. Surely this time shop workers can be given some form of protection similar to others providing a front line service and no further delay is incurred
Love it! :-DDD...Nice to see you supporting local arts.
Not even a mask can disguise that smile. Keep up the good work!!!!
Brilliant mask! I want one of these 😆
Scotland and Nicola are doing well, but I’m so worried, my son works in a restaurant well known in Edinburg on kitchen and they are not allowed to use face masks or face covers... is this legal?
Loving your face covering 😊
Love the mask , you a Godley fan too ? Lol 😂 x
Love it 💙🏴💙
Love the mask Ben
Can you also clarify who frank is?
Love it, Ben!
Brilliant!👍
Love the mask x
Where can I get one
Me to I want one
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Janey Godley's FanPage are you doing masks now? 😍
Working towards a full-time return to schools in August
great news 🏴🏴🏴
After campaigning on several animal welfare issues over recent years, I very much welcome that The Scottish Parliament has supported increased penalties for the worst types of animal cruelty and ‘Finn’s law’, which gives new legal protections for service animals such as police dogs and horses.
The Scottish Government's Animals and Wildlife Bill will increase the maximum penalty for the most serious animal and wildlife crimes to five years imprisonment and an unlimited fine, after passing its final stage in Parliament.
And Finn’s law removes a legal defence of self-defence for attacks on service animals in the course of their duties.
Animal welfare enforcement agencies will also be given innovative new powers, allowing animals taken into their care to be quickly re-homed without the need for a court order.
The legislation also includes mountain hares being given protected status, which I was glad to see and I know many constituents who have contacted me about this will be too.
Thank you Mairi Gougeon MSP.
More information here: news.gov.scot/news/enhanced-protection-for-animals-and-wildlife.
Hi Ben Is there not added protection for seals against fish farmers?
🍎 Over 175,000 children in Scotland will benefit from free school meals during the summer holidays.
Our FM & all the SNP have huge hearts x
It’s a disgrace that this number of children still need this support - Holyrood have the powers to mitigate this if they really want to - child and inwork poverty is a scourge on any country added to by high rents and not enough social housing for those who need it. It’s the community and voluntary agencies who have been supporting the poorest during this crisis and that needs to change . Food banks are a humiliation that should only be for emergency use not ongoing under an administration that claims to care
In normal circumstances, like in these pictures from recent years, I’d be on the streets with Stand up to Racism - Scotland & others, in solidarity with the #BlackLivesMatter movement. But we must also stay safe from Covid-19 - therefore, as an alternative, please see this article for suggested ways to show solidarity without attending outdoor protests: www.sundaypost.com/fp/black-lives-matter-scotland/.
Please also see this: www.gov.scot/news/protesting-against-racism/.
Also, thank you to every constituent who has emailed me about the #BlackLivesMatter movement. I am in solidarity with you and you will receive a response in the coming days.
Please, Ben Macpherson MSP, use your influence to get your constituents to Stay Home at THIS point in time. CV19 hits the BAME sector much, MUCH harder in the mortality rates. That's science speaking, the science so admirably used by the FM to keep ALL Scotland's lives safer. If black lives truly matter then people staying HOME could be the best foot forward today for that part of the whole Scottish community's protection.....
Ben Macpherson MSP, What about the death of Sheku Bayoh? That happened here in Scotland. Are the Police Service of Scotland allowed to kill people without proper investigation or trial? Is that the kind of nation we've become? www.scottishleftreview.scot/death-in-police-custody-the-case-of-sheku-bayoh/
Why did the SNP vote against the amendments to the coronavirus bill that were proposed by Andy Wightman? www.scottishhousingnews.com/article/second-coronavirus-bill-must-not-be-end-of-help-for-renters
Everything helps...and who knows? Perhaps tomorrow’s protest will be well attended by those who continue to socially distance, and wear masks. Stranger things have happened.
Small grants from The University of Edinburgh available to community groups and charities that are responding to Covid-19.As part of our response to Covid-19 , the University will distribute additional funding to help support community groups and small charities with their response to the virus.
Find out more and apply for up to £500 -> edin.ac/36zBttJ
Jenny Cornfield not looked at the detail, but perhaps for Soul Food? X
The SNP Government’s school age payment offers low income families, or those who receive support like Universal Credit, a £250 payment around the time children start at primary school. In these unprecedented and difficult times, I’d encourage families across Edinburgh Northern and Leith to check what financial support you may be entitled to. Visit www.mygov.scot or call 0800 182 2222 to find out more or apply.
Surely this should read The Scottish Government - not SNP government as all decisions are voted on by the whole of the devolved parliament ?
On the ball as usual!!! Greetings from Andalucia! Keep up the good work !!
Volunteers’ Week gives us all a chance to celebrate the contributions of volunteers who, individually and together, make such an important difference. Particularly in recent months, when many people in Edinburgh Northern and Leith have taken on new volunteering roles to help deal with the many consequences of the coronavirus pandemic. Now more than ever, I want to say a big thank you all volunteers and especially those of you who continue to help the NHS and our local communities during this challenging time.⭐ Happy #VolunteersWeekScot! ⭐
We want to thank all volunteers, past, present and future for their outstanding support and all that they do. THANK YOU from all at Volunteer Scotland. www.volunteersweek.scot/get-involved/
First Minister Nicola Sturgeon on the changes to lockdown restrictions from Friday 29 May
Some significant updates from The Scottish Government over the last week. Please get in touch if you live in Edinburgh Northern and Leith and require assistance or have any queries. #HereToHelp
26/05— Test and Protect, NHS Scotland’s approach to curbing the spread of Covid-19, will come into effect on 28 May. Anyone with symptoms over the age of 5 should book a test. If an individual’s test is positive, NHS contact tracers will then get in touch with the individual’s recent contacts: www.gov.scot/news/test-and-protect-rolled-out-nationally/.
21/05— First Minister Nicola Sturgeon unveiled the framework for a phased approach when moving out of lockdown. This publication outlines how we can begin to return to some form of normality, as long as Covid-19 continues to remain suppressed: www.gov.scot/publications/coronavirus-covid-19-framework-decision-making-scotlands-route-map-thro....
21/05— Schools to potentially re-open from the 11 August. The Deputy First Minister, John Swinney MSP, stated that, subject to public health and safety guidance, teachers and school staff could return to schools in June to make preparations for students who will return to a new blended model of education: www.gov.scot/news/schools-to-re-open-in-august/.
18/05— Loss of smell or taste, known as Anosmia, has been added to the list of symptoms of Covid-19. The new full list of symptoms now includes: a new continuous cough OR fever OR a loss of or changed sense of normal smell or taste. An individual and their household with any of these symptoms must self-isolate: www.gov.scot/news/update-to-coronavirus-symptoms/.
#StayHomeSavesLives
Extra financial support will be given to social care workers in Scotland during the Coronavirus emergency, the Health Secretary Jeane Freeman MSP has announced.
The Scottish Government has stepped in to provide additional funding to ensure all social care workers receive enhanced sick pay where they have received a positive COVID-19 test.
news.gov.scot/news/supporting-scotlands-social-care-workers
Supporting Scotland’s social care workers
news.gov.scot
Plans for death in service cover and enhancements to statutory sick pay.Hope there going to get a lump sum at the end of this as I dont think it's far I'm sitting at home on full pay and my wife is still working the same. Think the front line workers should get some kind good will jester
Good stuff.
The contribution of people who have made Scotland their home has for some time been really important to our communities and our economy - and the Covid-19 crisis has emphasised that in a stark way. In the NHS, people who have made Scotland their home have made a massive contribution, as they do in the care sector. Together, #WeAreScotland 🏴🌍
www.dailyrecord.co.uk/news/politics/scotlands-nhs-would-struggled-during-22071340
NHS would have struggled without 'massive' contribution of migrant workers
www.dailyrecord.co.uk
The SNP's migration minister wants the Tories to halt their plans to block so-called "low-skilled" workers from being able to make Scotland their home.My letter to the Home Secretary: www.gov.scot/publications/coronavirus-covid-19-future-borders-and-immigration-system-letter/.
Thank you for your decency and using common sense when praising the fact, that migrants are a big part of NHS and UK society in general. I hate UK class system so much, as a Polish person I never experienced in my life before moving to the UK that some people worth more or less just because they are upper, middle, working, not working, lower class or other crap. And it's so painful to watch all of the disrespect toward life risking NHS superheroes. And they treated like crap byt the UK GOV, just because they are not posh British with posh accents.
As we head towards the end of Mental Health Awareness Week it is good to remember, especially during these difficult times, that it is okay not to be okay. With this in mind, here is a list of some organisations available to help, both nationally and locally in Edinburgh Northern and Leith.
#KindnessMatters #MentalHealthAwarenessWeek
Pilton Community Health Project
Local Edinburgh Northern and Leith Organisations:
Projekt 42
A not-for-profit gym and wellness centre in Leith which focuses on mental health and physical fitness.
Email: info@projekt42.co.uk
Website: www.projekt42.co.uk/
The Edinburgh Crisis Centre
Provides community based emotional and practical support during times of crisis.
Freephone: 0808 801 0414
Email: crisis@edinburghcrisiscentre.org.uk
Website: www.edinburghcrisiscentre.org.uk/wordpress/
Cyrenians
Supporting people excluded from family, home, work or community on their life journey.
Email: admin@cyrenians.scot
Phone: 0131 475 2354
Website: cyrenians.scot/
The Junction - Young People, Health and Wellbeing
An organisation that takes a holistic approach towards young people’s health and wellbeing.
Email: support@the-junction.org
Phone: 0131 553 0570
Text: 07758348850
Website: the-junction.org/
Living Well North Edinburgh (LWNE)
A community mental health organisation.
Email: admin@livingwellnorthedinburgh.org.uk
Phone: 0131 343 6375
Website: www.livingwellnorthedinburgh.org.uk/
Turning Point Scotland (Edinburgh)
Provides support for people experiencing problems with substance misuse.
Phone: 0131 554 7516
Email: edinburgh@turningpointscotland.com
Website: www.turningpointscotland.com/edinburgh/
Stepping Stones North Edinburgh
A voluntary organisation that provides support to young parent families and pregnant women in the North Edinburgh area
Email: info@steppingstonesnorthedinburgh.co.uk
Website: www.steppingstonesnorthedinburgh.co.uk/
Pilton Community Health Project
Working in the Pilton area with a social model of health.
Email: admin@pchp.org.uk
Text: 07513379036
Website: pchp.org.uk/
National Mental Health Organisations:
Breathing Space
Breathing Space offers a free, confidential phone and web-based service for people in Scotland experiencing low mood, depression or anxiety.
Phone: 0800 83 85 87
Website: breathingspace.scot/
Samaritans
Samaritans offers 24-hour emotional support for anyone struggling to cope.
The Samaritans also provide information on the effects of coronavirus on mental health - www.samaritans.org/scotland/how-we-can-help/if-youre-having-difficult-time/if-youre-worried-about...
Phone: 116 123
Website: samaritans.org
Shout
Shout is volunteer-run and is the UK’s first 24/7 crises text service, free on all major mobile networks, for anyone in crisis anytime, anywhere.
Text: 85258
Website: giveusashout.org
SAMH (Scottish Association of Mental Health)
SAMH has a lot of resources and information on coronavirus and your mental wellbeing. It includes help with anxiety, OCD, issues for older people and young people, benefits, and coping with distressing news coverage.
The SAMH helpline is open from 9am to 6pm, Monday to Friday, except on Bank Holidays.
Call: 0344 800 0550
Email: info@samh.org.uk
Website: www.samh.org.uk/
Age Scotland
The Age Scotland helpline is a free, confidential phone service for older people, their carers and families in Scotland. The helpline provides information, friendship and advice, is free to call, and available Monday-Friday 9-5pm.
Call: 0800 12 44 222
Email: helpline@agesscotland.org.uk
Website: www.ageuk.org.uk/scotland/
ChildLine Scotland
ChildLine is a counselling service for children and young people. You can contact ChildLine anytime and in these ways; You can phone, send an email, have a 1-2-1 chat, send a message to Ask Sam and you can post messages to the ChildLine message boards.
Call: 0800 11 11
Website: www.childline.org.uk
Young Scot
Young Scot provides relevant and accessible daily digital information on Coronavirus to help ensure young people have all the information they need to make informed decisions and choices during these unsettling times.
Website: www.young.scot
Scottish Women’s Aid
Scottish Women’s Aid has a specific COVID-19 page with resources for women experiencing abuse, children and young people who might feel unsafe at home, Women’s Aid workers, journalists and other frontline staff who have questions about their practice just now.
Website: womensaid.scot/covid-19/
Rape Crisis Scotland
In response to COVID-19, Rape Crisis Scotland is exploring how they can make support more accessible. Anyone affected by sexual violence can contact Rape Crisis Scotland by phone, by email, or by text.
Call: 08088 01 03 02
Email: support@rapecrisisscotland.org.uk
Text: 07537 410027
Website: www.rapecrisisscotland.org.uk/
Scotland’s Domestic Abuse and Forced Marriage Helpline
Call: 0800 027 1234
Email: helpline@sdadfmh@org.uk
Website: sdafmh.org.uk
Relationship Helpline
Free support line providing a safe and confidential space for anyone struggling with their relationship. They provide free relationship counselling if you feel you'd benefit from a bit of extra support. This will either be online or over the phone.
Call: 0808 802 2088
The Helpline is open from 9.00am to 9.00pm, Monday to Thursday, and 9.00am to 4.00pm on Friday.
Scottish Autism Helpline
Call: 01259 222 022
The Helpline is open 8am-8pm, seven days a week.
Scottish Government - Clear Your Head campaign
Highlights practical ways to look after mental health and wellbeing while continuing to stay at home – and signposts sources of help and advice.
Website: www.clearyourhead.scot
Mental Health Foundation
The Mental Health Foundation recommends some tips on looking after your mental health during lockdown, which can be found on their website.
Website: www.mentalhealth.org.uk
Thanks Ben, if anyone is looking for support from LWNE can they please contact manager@livingwellnorthedinburgh.org.uk and I’ll gladly call/email back. Our services are being provided online whilst Covid restrictions are in place. Our current timetable of support can be seen on our Facebook page. Thanks 😊
Thank you for the mention, Ben💯❤️ For anyone experiencing thoughts or feelings of suicide, We’re 24/7 for anyone aged 16+ in Edinburgh. So please reach out to us❤️
Today in The Scottish Parliament, First Minister Nicola Sturgeon addressed the nation to explain The Scottish Government’s routemap that will guide the country out of lockdown.
The routemap gives practical examples of what people, organisations and businesses can expect to see change over time.
If the evidence shows transmission of COVID-19 is under control and the number of infectious cases continue to decline the Scottish Government will consider moving to Phase 1 of the route map following the next end-of-cycle review date on 28 May.
The NHS Scotland test, trace, isolate and support system – known as Test and Protect - will be ready for expansion in all 14 health boards from 28 May.
A plan agreed between councils, professional associations and parent representatives to partially reopen schools from 11 August, subject to scientific advice that it is safe to do so, has also been published today.
www.gov.scot/publications/coronavirus-covid-19-framework-decision-making-scotlands-route-map-thro...
I was glad to help make this happen.
Scotland bans Covid-19 support to firms based in tax havens
www.theguardian.com
MSPs vote to prevent such businesses and individuals from using relief fundsAs a business owner I am very happy to hear this! Well done.
Outstanding Ben 👍🏻
Excellent news. I hope it works in practice though.
Great news
Well done, they shouldn’t get money, since they are hiding money the owe in taxes
Well done Ben Soar alba
Excellent.
Yes! Well done 💪🏻
Nicole Jackson this is good free our convo the other day !
I know it gets harder as the weeks go on, but PLEASE #StayAtHome this weekend (except for essential purposes ie food/medicine and exercise). You are making a difference and saving lives. Let’s stick with it for a bit longer to get this virus properly under control. Thank you 🙏
Some significant updates from The Scottish Government over the last week:-
11/05— First Minister Nicola Sturgeon stresses that the guidelines in Scotland are unchanged, despite changes in England. In Scotland we should continue to adhere to: stay at home, protect the NHS, save lives: www.gov.scot/publications/coronavirus-covid-19-update-first-ministers-speech-11-2020/.
10/05— Going out for exercise more than once a day is allowed in Scotland from 11/05, however, people should still not meet in groups, sunbathe or picnic: www.gov.scot/news/changes-to-advice-on-going-outdoors/.
07/05— Lockdown to be extended for three more weeks in Scotland. The next official review of lockdown will be on 28 May but the Scottish Government will continue to consider the measures during this time: www.gov.scot/publications/coronavirus-covid-19-update-first-minister-speech-7-may-2020/.
05/05— The First Minister Nicola Sturgeon provided more details about how the Scottish Government could ease some of the lockdown measures when it is safe to do so: www.gov.scot/publications/coronavirus-covid-19-framework-decision-making-further-information/.
#StayHomeSavesLives #HereToHelp
