Local contact tracing service launched for residents who have tested positive for coronavirus
A local contact tracing service is being launched on 18 February to help Public Health England and the NHS in tracing Covid-19 positive residents.
A local contact tracing service is being launched on 18 February to help Public Health England and the NHS in tracing Covid-19 positive residents.
Those aged 65 and over, are now able to book an appointment to be vaccinated against Covid-19 at Dorset’s large vaccination centre.
Since the start of the pandemic, the roles of social carers have been appreciated like never before. One carer tells us more.
People living in retirement communities have experienced loneliness during lockdown so it is hoped this initiative will help them.
You have until 7 March to put forward your views which will help to shape a domestic abuse strategy for the area.
There are 20 vaccination sites in Dorset, and if you have an appointment and difficulty in getting to one of them, help is available.
Almost one third of all patients who have needed hospital treatment for Covid since the pandemic began were admitted January this year.
Work will begin on 15 February on a new resuscitation area for Poole Hospital’s Emergency Department (ED).
Here is some excellent advice on how long you should walk your dog plus some top tips for making sure it is always a good experience.
Next week is the February half term, and people are being asked to stick to the rules and only go out in their locality.