Lochaber vets warn of increased summer risk of adder bites
Adders are relatively easy to recognise, they have a distinct dark zigzag that runs down the length of their bodies as well as an inverted V shape on their neck.
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Peter thanks his NHS heroes
Oban taxi driver Peter Miller saved tips and collected passenger donations to give to his NHS heros as a thank you for helping save his life from Covid
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Frontline thank you payments will be made this week
Argyll and Bute Council confirmed last week that 800 thank you payments would be made this week to those eligible in this area.
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Reports into NHS Highland bullying make ‘difficult reading’
Reports on the healing process, based on accounts shared by former and current NHS Highland colleagues who experienced bullying in the period up to December 31, 2019, made for ‘difficult reading’ but was ‘nothing compared to the experiences of people who took part in the process.’
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Oban hospital staff pay ballot
Depending on pay, the offer could represent a rise of between four and over five per cent for some, backdated to December 1 2020.
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Mull man’s ‘tanks’ to the NHS
Mr Kangley said his wife Riona also plans to make their self-catering holiday home at Upper Tobermory available.
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Jags for under 65s at risk are due to start this week
As from March 3, 43 per cent of the over 18 population of the Highlands and Argyll and Bute had received their first jags – that is 108,403 people.
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Connel couple thank NHS lifesavers
‘They’ve done me proud, that’s for sure. They have been a lifesaver,’ says Lachie MacLean after heart ops.
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Vaccination programme is progressing well
First dose vaccination in care homes were completed ahead of schedule and it is planned to have all care homes offered their second vaccination by the end of March.
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Vaccination programme is progressing well
First dose vaccination in care homes were completed ahead of schedule and it is planned to have all care homes offered their second vaccination by the end of March.