An East Kilbride bakery which closed its doors amid the coronavirus outbreak is looking to trial a home delivery service.
Artisan Buon Giorno Bakery which has shops in the Village and St Leonards took the hard decision to shut after government restrictions on pubs, clubs, restaurants and cafes were tightened.
They joined businesses across the town and East Kilbride Village who closed with only essential retailers being told to stay open.
But the owners have taken to Facebook and given a ray of hope to all their customers missing their fresh breads and sweet treats.
In a message they say: "We are looking into trialling a delivery service next week for a small selection of our products which will all be baked fresh daily. Is this something people would be interested in? Please let me know.
"They are morning rolls, Italian bread, pan bread, pies, sausage rolls, potato scones and a small selection of cakes."
In a previous message they posted: "It is with a heavy heart that we have made this difficult decision but feel it is the best for the safety of our customers and us.
"It is so difficult for small businesses as any decision we make has a huge impact on so many factors but we are all trying to pull together and support each other and I would like to personally extend a huge shout out to other small businesses who are going through this extremely difficult time."
They are among a number of bakeries and small businesses who have introduced home deliveries since the COVID-19 crisis took hold.
