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THERE has been a huge spike in the number of people visiting parks in .

THERE has been an increase in the number of people visiting parks in Bracknell recently.

THERE has been a huge surge in the number of people visiting parks in Reading recently, according to the latest data.

Following the reopening of retail across England in April, what are we learning from the crucial first weeks of trading...consumers are not shopping in the same ways as they did pre-pandemic, and we know that the last 12 months have created a significant evolvement of retail that is here to stay.

The rapid increase in COVID-19 cases in India has led to various travel restrictions, which reduced consumption of transportation fuels such as gasoline and diesel. As a result, we revised down our forecast for petroleum consumption in India in the May Short-Term Energy Outlook (STEO). We estimate that petroleum consumption in India declined by 0.4 ...

+Undoctored Media release from the University of Otago Thursday 27 May 2021, 04:10 PM 3 minutes to Read An Oxford University-led study suggests COVID-19 lockdowns reduced the spread of deadly invasive bacterial diseases – potentially saving thousands of lives. Diseases caused by invasive bacteria, including pneumonia, meningitis, and sepsis, are leading causes of illness and death worldwide, especially among children and older adults. These pathogens are typically transmitted person-t...

MORE people are visiting residential areas according to the latest Google mobility .

MORE people are visiting residential areas according to recent Google mobility data.

15 States That Reopened Most Quickly This Spring These states are in the lead when it comes to reopening, according to mobility data. Editors Note: This story originally appeared on Filterbuy. After more than a year of living through the pandemic, most of the signs lately suggest that the U.S. has turned the corner in the fight against COVID-19. Average daily case numbers nationwide have fallen by around 80% from their peak in the U.S., from more than 250,000 per day in early January to just un...

Motorists could face fines of £60 if they are caught in the controversial A4 bus and cycle lanes. The cameras went live earlier this week (May 10), aimed to deterring drivers from entering the experimental bus lanes on Bath Road during the prohibited hours. The bus and cycle lanes restrictions are between Monday to Friday, 7am and 10am and again in the afternoon between 3pm and 7pm. Earlier this week, we investigated the most popular areas in Slough that people have visited since lo...