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Hospitalisations for Covid-19 in Gwent fall to lowest level since September
Hospitalisations of Covid-related patients in the Aneurin Bevan University Health Board area have fallen to their lowest level since September last year
This was the scene inside the intensive care unit at The Grange University Hospital in Cwmbran during the peak of the second wave (Image: Glenn Dene)
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January 31: The first UK cases were recorded in York, after a University of York student phoned 111 after suffering with a fever, a dry cough and muscle pain. His 50-year-old mother had flown to the UK from Wuhan a week earlier, and was also feeling unwell with a fever, cough and sore throat.
February 28:
The first coronavirus case was confirmed in Wales. The patient was understood to be from the Swansea area, though Public Health Wales did not confirm this, and had travelled back from Northern Italy.
March 5: The patient was in Cardiff who had history of travel to Italy. The second patient was the first to be treated by the Welsh NHS, after the first confirmed case in Wales was treated in a special isolation unit in London.
After the deacon left, Mr Sweeting often held services himself at the almost empty church, and asked part-time preachers to hold services every Sunday. On one particular Sunday seven years ago, he asked Pastor John to hold a service, and both hit it off immediately. Since, with Mr Sweeting as his right-hand man, the duo transformed the church to one facing imminent closure to welcoming more than 100 worshippers every week, with a large Sunday school and a youth group. The church is now also famed for ‘Carols Under The Arch’, which welcomes more than one thousand visitors each year, and has served hundreds of families with a variety of community services.
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