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210225 | 1 in 7 people in the UK have Covid-19 antibodies from Pfizer jab Study reveals a growing level of resistance to the vi
1 in 7 people in the UK have Covid-19 antibodies from Pfizer jab
Study reveals a growing level of resistance to the virus across the UK
25 February 2021
By Neil Shaw
Approximately one in seven people have developed antibodies to the Covid-19 virus based on a recent study into the effectiveness of the Pfizer/BioNTech vaccine. read more »
210222 | What is it like to get a Covid jab - and what side effects after?
22nd February read more »
210216 | Shielding support for new and existing clinically extremely vulnerable residents | additional 4,333 adults in Cornwall
Shielding support for new and existing clinically extremely vulnerable residents
Cornwall Council,?NHS Kernow?and Volunteer Cornwall?are reassuring?all clinically extremely vulnerable residents?that?support?is?available?as more people are asked to shiel read more »
200113 | Long Covid in the UK – what we know so far
Official estimates indicate around 20% of people who test positive for Covid-19 go on to experience long term issues.Data from the Office for National Statistics (ONS) claims 186,000 positive cases have been impacted by continuing symptoms for up to 12 weeks, with some evidence of many patients being unable to return to work and full capabilities properly for up to six months.
Long Covid in the UK read more »
210204 | Covid-19: How the UK is using lateral flow tests in the pandemic | BMJ
Public Health England’s evaluation of the Innova test showed that its
sensitivity was 79.2% when used by trained laboratory scientists, 73%
when used by trained healthcare staff, but only 57.5% when used by track
and trace centre staff employed by the pharmacy chain Boots
.....
Where the tests have been used among asymptomatic people in real world read more »
210217 | Nationwide ‘surge testing’ to see 400,000 coronavirus tests sent to homes every day The plans are part of Boris Johnso
Key points -
- Individuals will be encouraged to use the lateral flow tests whether or
not they have symptoms, with the Royal Mail told to prepare for
delivering 400,000 each day- Rapid-testing kits deliver results in just half an hour but are less
precise than alternatives, with regulators previously expressing concern
at trusting untrained people to use them effectively read more »
210213 | Children to be tested for Oxford/AstraZeneca vaccine efficacy
Children to be tested for Oxford/AstraZeneca vaccine efficacy
The jab is known as the the ChAdOx1 nCoV-19 vaccine
13 February 2021
By Laura Hartley
Pictured above: The Oxford/AstraZeneca vaccine (Image PA)
Children are going to be tested to see if the Oxford/AstraZeneca coronavirus vaccine works amongst those under the age of 18.
Researchers will use 300 volunteers in a new clinical trial. read more »
210216 | Antibodies for virus which causes Covid-19 has increased across UK
Antibodies for virus which causes Covid-19 has increased across UK
Having antibodies in the blood indicates that people have either previously been infected with the virus or have had a Covid-19 vaccine read more »
210214 | The history of 100-year-old cart emerging from Cornish cliff - Following precarious clear-up and recent erosion
The history of a 100-year-old cart emerging from a Cornish cliff
Following a precarious clear-up and some recent erosion, beach-goers have been noticing the cart and speculating how it got there read more »
210129 | We're Watching You! Anti-Dog Fouling Campaign | Cornwall Council
210216 | Pick up after your pet urges Cornwall Council
Pick up after your pet urges Cornwall Council
From Cornwall Council:
Cornwall Council is reminding people to pick up their pet’s mess following an increase in reports of dog fouling during lockdown.
Under the Antisocial Behaviour, Crime and Policing Act it is an offence to allow a dog to foul in a public place and fail to remove the faeces. read more »
210216 | 1.7m more people in England to be told to shield - Officials are advising that shielding continues until March 31
1.7m more people in England to be told to shield
Officials are advising that shielding continues until March 31
16 February 2021
By InYourArea
Around 1.7 million more people will be added to the shielding list in England, as experts have identified additional adults at serious risk of Covid-19.
Letters will be arriving imminently telling people they should be in the shielding group, health officials have said. read more »
210112 | Holiday home owner tried to get £10,000 Covid-19 grant had no right to; Ombudsman said Cornwall Council not at fault
Holiday home owner tried to get Covid-19 grant he had no right to
The Local Government and Social Care Ombudsman said that Cornwall Council was not at fault in refusing a holiday home owner's claim for a £10,000 Covid-19 business grant read more »
210123 | The full list of 170 long Covid symptoms according to some who have had coronavirus
The full list of 170 long Covid symptoms according to some who have had coronavirus
They include hair loss, fatigue and memory loss, to name but a few read more »
210212 | Premier Inn in Hayle evacuated after suspected explosion; A man was arrested following the incident
Premier Inn in Hayle evacuated after suspected explosion
A man was arrested following the incident read more »
210211 | Cornwall Council Cabinet recommends budget which invests in residents' priorities | 1.99%, +3% Gov adult SC £1.52/week
If budget is adopted, council tax will rise by 1.99%, plus an extra 3% for the Government precept for adult social care. This is equivalent to an extra £1.52 a week for the average property (band D). read more »
210211 | Business leaders call for more support | discretionary funding awarded to Cornwall and Scilly does not reflect the area
Business leaders call for more support
read more »210209 | Deaths at Tregenna House care home following Covid outbreak
Deaths at Tregenna House care home following Covid outbreak
Our thoughts are with the families of those who lost their lives to the awful virus read more »
210209 | Coronavirus in Cornwall: Tuesday, February 9 - large rise in community deaths
Patients were aged between 27 and 100 years old. All except 23 – aged 45 to 95 years old – had known underlying health conditions.
9th February read more »
210209 | Cornwall Council calls for urgent financial support for Cornish businesses after grant applications soar
Cornwall Council calls for urgent financial support for Cornish businesses after grant applications soar
Hayle and Angarrack news | Google
- Christchurch school grieves for young brothers killed in car crash - BBC
- Punters think Cornwall pub is 'best Wetherspoons in UK' - Cornwall Live
- Children's tragic deaths prompt demand for safety barriers on A30 at Hayle - Cornwall Live
- Children's tragic deaths prompt demand for safety barriers on A30 at Hayle - Cornwall Live
- Children's tragic deaths prompt demand for safety barriers on A30 at Hayle - Cornwall Live
- Children's tragic deaths prompt demand for safety barriers on A30 at Hayle - Cornwall Live
- Children's tragic deaths prompt demand for safety barriers on A30 at Hayle - Cornwall Live
- Children's tragic deaths prompt demand for safety barriers on A30 at Hayle - Cornwall Live
- Children's tragic deaths prompt demand for safety barriers on A30 at Hayle - Cornwall Live
- Children's tragic deaths prompt demand for safety barriers on A30 at Hayle - Cornwall Live
- Children's tragic deaths prompt demand for safety barriers on A30 at Hayle - Cornwall Live
- Children's tragic deaths prompt demand for safety barriers on A30 at Hayle - Cornwall Live
Problems within 7km of Hayle | FixMyStreet
- On the junction of the hayle - st erth round about coming from hayle causeway direction, the pothole has gotten deeper over time and causes people to swerve away from it on the junction of the roundabout., 8th June
- Not working, 6th June
- Light, 2nd June
- Not working at all, 2nd June
- Pothole running along centre of slip way, 8th May
- Bottom of Heather lane canonstown, 2nd May
Hayle News
- Photos from Hayle Town Council's post
- A post from Hayle Town Council
- Hayle Outdoor Swimming Pool is open again tomorrow and Sunday - book your tickets now!
- If you have any free events, classes or clubs taking place between 8th-14th June that we haven't mentioned, please feel free to ...
- ‘Notice of Public Rights and Publication of Unaudited Annual Governance & Accountability Return’ | Hayle Town Council
- Christchurch school grieves for young brothers killed in car crash - BBC
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