InYourArea News
£25k grants on offer to help West Lancashire communities recover from pandemic
The one-year scheme aims to improve health and wellbeing reduce health inequalities
COVID-19
InYourArea Community
North West vaccine lead urges residents to get jabbed ahead of Euro 2020 final
An increased number of walk-in and mobile clinics is making it easier for more people to get vaccinated against Covid-19.
InYourArea Community
Manchester social enterprise works with faith leaders to dispel Covid myths
Alchemy Arts became aware of the need to make reliable information about Covid and vaccines available to minority communities.
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Didsbury leisure club upskills its personal trainers to create Long Covid rehabilitation hub
Customers, especially those suffering health problems, need to be eased back into gyms and fitness centres.
National
Education Secretary confirms school 'bubbles' will come to an end
“We recognise that the system of bubbles and isolation is causing disruption to many children’s education."
National
Dog owners worried about pandemic pup abandonment after lockdown
Almost one in five owners have considered rehoming their dog
National
Sainsbury’s expected to end compulsory mask-wearing from July 19
“I think in the end it will come down to the choices that individual customers and colleagues want to make..."
National
Health Secretary Javid sets out plans to relax self-isolation measures from August 16
The changes will come in at Step 4 of the road map
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Rise in Covid-19 cases sees all non-urgent surgery cancelled at Raigmore Hospital
The hospital has been placed at "code black status"
National
Whitty warns long Covid will increase, particularly among the young
He would be “surprised” if there was a return to a pre-pandemic normality before spring
National
More deaths than births in UK for first time in nearly 50 years
It is the first time deaths have exceeded births since 1976
National
Alan Sugar sparks Twitter debate after saying workers should 'get back to the offices'
He took to Twitter to urge people back into offices to 'kick start' the local economy that suffered during the pandemic