Anglesey Covid News Today

Welcome to Anglesey sign ANGLESEY has seen a significant fall in Coronavirus cases during April At its height in January, the pandemic saw 459 positive cases recorded on the Island; 282 in February and 284 in March. So far this month (April), there have only been 68 positive cases recorded. Anglesey’s Covid-19 Prevention and Surveillance Group has been working to protect local residents from the virus and curb its spread. The multi-agency team comprises of representatives from the C...

Fears of local lockdown in Holyhead because of worrying rise in coronavirus cases Schools could also close as part of measures to curb the spread Updated The video will auto-play soon8Cancel Play now A Welsh community could be put into local lockdown with schools closing because of a worrying rise in coronavirus cases. There is "extreme concern" over the growing number of positive coronavirus cases in the Holyhead area over the last few weeks. In a statement, Angleseys Covid-19 Prevention an...

A multi-agency team working to protect Anglesey is urging residents to remain very cautious in light of the continuing Coronavirus threat. Anglesey currently has the second highest Coronavirus infection rate in Wales (at 102.8 per 100,000), which is significantly higher than the national average (75.7 per 100,000). February has also seen the virus claim the highest number of Island residents’ lives in a single month. Sadly, 19 more deaths have been confirmed – bringing the total since...

BBC News Published The majority of planned operations have been cancelled at a hospital following a coronavirus outbreak. The outbreak at Ysbyty Gwynedd in Bangor last week hit five adult wards and at the time 49 people were being treated. It comes as schools in Bangor have delayed their phased return by a week due to high case rates and neighbouring councils warnings to "be careful". The hospital said the decision was not taken lightly. Emergency surgery, diagnostic services, oncology and outp...

Latest Covid cases for every district in North Wales highlight concern for one county in particular Coronavirus data shows that cases are falling across the region - but rising on Anglesey 05:00, 31 JAN 2021 The video will auto-play soon8Cancel Play now NorthWalesLive - Subscribe When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Your information will be used in accordance with ourPrivacy Notice. Thank you for subscribingWe have more newslettersShow meSee...