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Home construction is underway in Gold Hill Mesa, a westside subdivision in Colorado Springs, on property the Colorado Geological Survey called into question in 2019 for its potential instability.  A new study of the soils and a peer review of that study — both paid for by the developer, Gold Hill Neighborhood — found property known as Filing 10 on the northeast side of the subdivision was "suitable for development." Filing 10 was determined to be less at risk of settlement than another po...

Mollie Ward, left, and Kelby Cumpston have claimed victory in Tuesdays primary for Bloomingtons Ward 7 seat. Unofficial results show Kelby Cumpston and Mollie Ward have won Tuesdays primary election for Bloomingtons Ward 7 seat. As the top two finishers of the five candidates, theyve earned spots on the April 6 ballot.  If the primary is any indication of whats ahead, the municipal election for Ward 7 could be close. Of the 301 votes tallied after polls closed at 7 p.m., 105 (34.9%) went to Cu...

About the AGILE Clinical Trial Platform On 13 February 2021, the Department of Health and Social Care announced a new initiative under which the UK government is providing millions of pounds of additional funding to expand the new AGILE clinical trial platform. The funding has been awarded by the Medical Research Council (MRC) and co-funded though the National Institute for Health Research (NIHR). This new platform will allow for global innovators to progress cutting-edge tre...

THE number of patients left waiting a year or more for routine treatment at the trust running Colchester Hospital reached record highs for the…

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It is understood that the Prime Ministers plan to end lockdown is based on the expectation that people will continue to adhere to social distancing rules for months to come.

In January, hospitals in England treated nearly a third of all Covid patients since the pandemic began.

In January, hospitals in England treated nearly a third of all Covid patients since the pandemic began.

The total number of people admitted for routine treatment in hospitals in England was also down a quarter in December compared with a year earlier. Some 190,604 patients were admitted for treatment during the month, down from 253,318 in December 2019. The year-on-year decrease recorded in November was 27%, while in October the drop was also 27%. The pressures of Covid on the NHS mean that Ellen Wallis cannot have the cancer surgery she needs to remove part of her liver. The mother-of-two from N...

More than 4.5 million people were also waiting to start treatment at the end of December, NHS England data shows.