Abuse is simply unacceptable : Police step up presence at Northumberland emergency hospital
Northumbria Police are working with staff at Northumbria Specialist Emergency Care Hospital in Cramlington to help protect staff and patients
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AROUND 12,000 Northumberland residents have received Covid-19 vaccinations so far, but there are frustrations about the consistency of supply. This represents around 3.75 per cent of the population and includes 766 residents across 28 care homes – an area of concern at a time where there are 13 active outbreaks in county facilities, resulting in 64 staff and 94 residents testing positive, with 14 deaths so far. The vaccination process has been led by primary care networks (PCNs) – groups of GP practices working together for the benefit of patients through economies of scale and to deliver additional services. The Wednesday, January 6, full meeting of Northumberland County Council heard the four PCNs in the central and south-east areas of the county were in waves one to three and have had two deliveries so far, while those covering the north and west were in wave four and have had one delivery. All wave three and four sites had been due to get a 975-dose delivery of the
Covid survivor Betty Brown, 92, prepares to celebrate the Christmas she didnât think sheâd see
The great grandma spent her 92nd birthday in isolation after testing positive for Covid-19 in a hospital A&E
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Covid survivor Betty Brown says she is the âhappiest person in the worldâ as she prepares to celebrate the Christmas she didnât think sheâd see.
Loving Blyth mum was battered to death by her mentally ill son and his dog joined in the attack
Steven Sanderson, of Blyth, attacked his mum while she visited him but he was not fit to stand trial for her murder
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