Adored dad with a heart of gold : Friends pay tribute to alleged murder victim Adam Chawla We will all miss him terribly, Adam Chawla s family previously said
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The devastated friends of alleged murder victim Adam Chawla have paid tribute to the dad-of-two with a heart of gold .
Newton Aycliffe town centre during lockdown Picture: SARAH CALDECOTT THE areas with the lowest Covid infection rates in our region have been revealed as council leaders urge people to follow the national Stay Home guidance. 46 postcode areas across County Durham, Darlington, Teesside and North Yorkshire have recorded the lowest infections in the past week. Public Health England data made available last night shows where in the region case rates are at the lowest. Out of those 46 which have all recorded an infection rate of fewer than 100 cases per 100,000 people, five are considered to have surpressed the virus. Postcodes including Newton Aycliffe West, Gilesgate and Old Durham have all recorded fewer than two Covid cases meaning they are not flagged by Public Health England.
A VIRUS support squad is being expanded at Stockton Council as efforts to bring a mass vaccination centre to the region gather pace. Stockton Council is recruiting five Covid support officers and 20 assistants to support contract tracing, testing and the wider roll out of the vaccination programme over the next six months. The drive comes as councils are expected to play an even bigger role in the pandemic fight amid calls to bring a mass jab hub to Teesside. Neighbouring Middlesbrough Council had to spring into action with surge testing last week in response to the emergence of the South African variant in the south of the town.
Thornaby man pleads guilty to sexual assault of woman
Sean James Bonner committed the offence on November 13, 2019 in Stockton
Sean James Bonner, 32, of Richmond Place, Thornaby, pleaded guilty to sexual assault (Image: Teesside Live)
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