Warning in Dorset – Covid-19 case rate too high to become complacent
Dorset and Bournemouth, Christchurch & Poole councils have issued a warning that despite a drop in Covid rates it’s too early to become complacent.
Dorset and Bournemouth, Christchurch & Poole councils have issued a warning that despite a drop in Covid rates it’s too early to become complacent.
This week marks an extremely sad occasion in Dorset as the county passes the milestone of 1,000 Covid-19-related deaths and as a tribute 1,000 electric candles were lit in their memory.
The money will help people in Dorset to access detox and rehabilitation services and will support rough sleepers.
Dorset residents have until 12 February to put in their applications to apply for funding to pay utility bills.
It had been hoped that this additional mortuary wouldn’t be needed, but because of the rise in cases, the Poole port site is to be utilised.
Churches such as Wimborne Minster have held poignant services in previous years, but you can still mark the day online.
As one in three people with COVID-19 are asymptomatic, the lateral flow testing will identify them and ensure they self-isolate.
Dorset Council would like to turn the buildings into a centre for young people with Special Educational Needs and Disabilities.
Cultural organisations haven’t been forgotten in the pandemic, with Dorset Council promising funding from 1 April.
There is no need to reapply if you received funding for the November lockdown as you will automatically receive further payments this week.