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Thousands of companies have been taking advantage of an unprecedented package of UK Government support to protect jobs and support firms as they attempt to get back to business during the coronavirus outbreak.
As more and more companies continue to get back to work, we look at how the financial
support is helping firms across the nation to adapt, innovate and protect jobs.
The UK Government has launched a campaign to shine a light on businesses and employees across the country who have responded to the impact of the Covid-19 pandemic in remarkable ways and are now going back to business
Veterans are providing vital skills across a range of projects to help the country tackle the current coronavirus outbreak. From helping to build Nightingale Hospitals to delivering essential supplies to those who are shielding, they have helped thousands of people across the country. We take a look at how one such veteran is helping out.
‘Many of my clients have been practising pilates for many years and rely on their weekly class not only as a way to exercise and keep their spine and joints moving optimally, but also to socialise.’
‘If you are experiencing anxiety in these difficult times then doing some Tai Chi may be helpful.’
After three hours of intense competition Castlehill Primary School dominated in the girls’ age groups with Dalintober and Drumlemble primary schools successful in the boys’ events.
There was a good field of contestants at the Argyll Sports Hall Athletics Kintyre meet on Sunday.
Christmas wouldn’t be Christmas without Kintyre’s ultimate feel-good cure for eating too much and hangovers.
The Glen Scotia Mull of Kintyre Marathon winner, Garry Muir, was supported by his wife, Gemma, and their daughter, Rachel, nine, who made a special sign for her dad.
‘We would welcome the local community to come out and show support like they always do for events and cheer the runners home to the finish line.’
A young cricket star with Campbeltown connections has been starring for Scotland under-19s in the team’s quest to qualify for the World Cup.
With Carradale seemingly going well, three incidents occurred that appeared to tilt the game Oban`s way.
Batting first Kippen blitzed a seemingly unassailable total as Carradale appeared to wilt under the heat of the sun and the pressure of the final.
‘They have set the bar for themselves now and need to keep it up.’
Walking football has become increasingly popular throughout the UK, with more than 100 clubs under the ‘Walking Football Scotland’ umbrella.
Campbeltown Pupils battled hard last Saturday to claim a home win over league rivals Neilston.
A swerving ball found right winger Scott Souden, who guided a firm downward header into the Parkhall net to make it 1-1.
‘We could not continue in the conditions and really do not regret our decision.’
‘I am so proud of them. What has been achieved in such a small space of time is a credit to the town.’
A diverse group of 26 marchers will take on the High Atlas Mountains in Morocco to help the My Name5 Doddie Foundation get a step closer to finding a cure for MND
‘It’ll be crazy going from Christmastime in the west of Scotland to the Middle East for training in the space of five days but it’s all really exciting.’
‘We were both getting kind of bored doing the same old routine in the gym but functional fitness and CrossFit have given us the motivation to keep training.’
All-in-all it was a successful day in beautiful surroundings.
Thousands of companies have been taking advantage of an unprecedented package of UK Government support to protect jobs and support firms as they attempt to get back to business during the coronavirus outbreak.
As more and more companies continue to get back to work, we look at how the financial
support is helping firms across the nation to adapt, innovate and protect jobs.
The UK Government has launched a campaign to shine a light on businesses and employees across the country who have responded to the impact of the Covid-19 pandemic in remarkable ways and are now going back to business
Veterans are providing vital skills across a range of projects to help the country tackle the current coronavirus outbreak. From helping to build Nightingale Hospitals to delivering essential supplies to those who are shielding, they have helped thousands of people across the country. We take a look at how one such veteran is helping out.
