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VIDEO BLOG UPDATE 4

VIDEO BLOG 4: The latest video blog published on the 28th May can be seen below.

Since the 23rd March, we have all been in lockdown and complying with the strict social distancing measures that have been put in place to control the spread of Covid-19. Earlier today, Thursday 28th May, First Minister Nicola Sturgeon, announced that from tomorrow lockdown restrictions in Scotland will ease to enable households to meet with friends and family from one other household per day in an outdoor space. Social distancing rules will still apply and no more than 8 people can meet together at any one time.

Gwilym Gibbons, Chief Executive of The Crichton Trust brings us up to date regarding what this means for The Crichton in his latest video blog (see below).

The Chief Executive is also holding monthly Crichton Briefings on zoom and encourages all tenants, partners and stakeholders to join the conversation and to help shape the future of The Crichton. These meetings take place on the first Tuesday of every month at 4pm. For details click here.

https://www.facebook.com/thecrichtontrust/videos/615264572411400/

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