A message from Hampshire Constabulary regarding Covid-19 restrictions
Assistant chief constable, Maggie Blyth, has issued a statement regarding re-introduction of national restrictions relating to Covid-19.
Assistant chief constable, Maggie Blyth, has issued a statement regarding re-introduction of national restrictions relating to Covid-19.
It’s not too late to join in with Dry January, an annual event where people stop drinking alcohol to address indulgences of the festive season.
Early years education providers are appealing to be added to the priority groups list for the Covid-19 vaccine.
If you are keen to stay fit during the lockdown, but the thought of braving the cold doesn’t inspire you, you can access online classes.
Free parking for NHS workers, which ran last year, and was reinstated in November is to continue to the end of February.
Chief Executive Ian Girling says the Chamber supports the third lockdown and promises help for businesses.
Could you be happier? Join the next meeting of the Global Happy Café on 1 February where you can find out ways to be happy.
From the middle of January there will be increased access to Covid testing sites in Poole, Christchurch and Weymouth.
The NHS is to provide GPs an extra £10 for every care home resident they are able to vaccinate against Covid by the end of January in an accelerated drive to protect the most vulnerable.
Following the Secretary of State’s announcement, Dorset Council has moved into Tier 3 from today, Thursday 31 December.