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City revenues increased in a few areas over the course of the pandemic, including traffic camera violations, which have generated $10 million more than budgeted thus far, Cenname said. However, the gain was unsustainable. As pandemic restrictions on where people could go eased, cars began to return to the roads.

You can unsubscribe at any time.Thank you for subscribingWe have more newslettersShow meSee ourprivacy noticeA banned company director has told how he was used as a pawn in big payroll scams by shadowy organised criminals.The Record has told this week how hospitality workers, union leaders and leading politicians are demanding transparency on how tax irregularities led to restaurant and bar staff in Glasgow missing out on Government furlough payments.Because of payroll services being outsourced to other firms, employees were left penniless when the outside firms were wound up with money owed to the taxman. Now one man linked to these outsourced payroll firms has lifted the lid on how they work.Read MoreHuman trafficking slave forced to work on disturbing Scots puppy farmJohn Hanbury, 63, said he was paid to become a director of companies he claims to have known nothing about.One firm fronted on paper by Hanbury is linked to a payroll company used by Scottish hospitality firms before being wound up with 269,000 in tax debts due to HMRC.Hanbury, who has criminal convictions including for a drugs offence, agreed to allow his home address in Shipley, Yorkshire, to be used as the mailing address for dozens of companies.Many of these firms have now been liquidated.He believes many other people are wrapped up in similar schemes, costing taxpayers many millions. He claims he was grateful for a seven year directorship ban in 2018 as that allowed him to get out of the tangled mess he was caught up in.After the Record tracked Hanbury down, he refused to say who paid him but said: “I was approached and told if I filled in forms I would get some money and, for a couple of weeks, I did get some money.”A couple of hundred quid here and there, not much.

It was the unscheduled visit to Call Your Mother that made national headlines: Biden’s stop at the local deli once co owned by Jeff Zients, the administration’s point man on the coronavirus response, sparked a debate with the controversial decision to order fresh bagels toasted. For Biden, only the second Catholic elected to the presidency, attending mass where John F. Kennedy once prayed was a potent symbol of his faith and its importance in his life..