Long COVID - lessons for local government employers
This time last year, just as we were coming to terms with our ‘new normal’ life in a pandemic, another concerning illness was beginning to rear its head: Long COVID.
Long COVID is the name which has now been given to describe the long-term post-viral symptoms of Covid-19. Much like COVID-19 itself, Long COVID does not discriminate in terms of who it affects, and many previously active or healthy people have been left suffering with long term symptoms, which can include shortness of breath, chest pain, palpitations, problems with memory and concentration, and depression.
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May 28 marks the 70th anniversary of the influential British radio comedy program “The Goon Show,” which inspired fans from the Monty Python group to John Lennon. The Jewish content of The Goons, comprising comedians Spike Milligan and Peter Sellers as well as the Welsh singer Harry Secombe, is usually overlooked amid the show’s comedic chaos and anarchy.
Milligan, the presiding genius over the surreal scripts, cherished the Jewish roots of his colleague Sellers, whose mother was of Ashkenazi and Sephardic origin.
After Sellers died in 1980, Milligan wrote a letter to the editor of The Jewish Chronicle, a periodical founded in 1841, to complain that “at no stage [of the funeral ceremony] was there any attempt to introduce any connection with the Jewish side of [Sellers’] family. As his Mother was Jewish, most certainly then he was Jewish, whereas he did choose to be a Christian (though sometimes he fancied various other religions), his whole attitude and personality seeme
Ciao Paolo Dental Practice is a three-surgery, mixed income dental practice with about 2,500 registered patients. The practice is well-established and offers significant scope for further potential including longer opening hours and the introduction of additional specialist treatments. It is located on Crow Road in Jordanhill, about three and a half miles from the city centre. Christie & Co also said the area will benefit from nearby housing development plans. The agent said that “the business has been run successfully by previous owner, Principal, Dr Paul Trevisan, since 2011 after it was established from squat”. He decided to sell as he was looking for an exit strategy from practice ownership but wanted the flexibility to continue working post-sale.