Nicola Sturgeon has announced updates to the levels which apply to each council area in Scotland to prevent further spread of the virusNicola Sturgeon has announced updates to the levels which apply to each council area in Scotland to prevent further spread of the virus
Nicola Sturgeon has announced updates to the levels which apply to each council area in Scotland to prevent further spread of the virus

Scotland's Tier System: This is an updated list of which coronavirus tier your area is in

New restrictions for residents across Scotland have been announced by First Minister Nicola Sturgeon this afternoon.
By Beth Murray
Published 15th Dec 2020, 15:50 BST

All 18 areas currently at level three are set to stay at this level, while no area is being moved up into level four this week.

Three local authorities that are currently in level two will move to level three from Friday. These are East Lothian, Aberdeenshire and Aberdeen City.

All other local authorities will remain at the same level they are currently at.

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South Ayrshire - level 4; East Ayrshire - level 4; North Ayrshire - level 3

1. Ayrshire and Arran

South Ayrshire - level 4; East Ayrshire - level 4; North Ayrshire - level 3 Photo: Shutterstock

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Scottish Borders - level 2

2. Borders

Scottish Borders - level 2 Photo: Shutterstock

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Dumfries and Galloway - level 2

3. Dumfries and Galloway

Dumfries and Galloway - level 2 Photo: Shutterstock

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Stirling - level 4; Clackmannanshire - level 3; Falkirk - level 3

4. Forth Valley

Stirling - level 4; Clackmannanshire - level 3; Falkirk - level 3 Photo: Shutterstock

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