By Rachel Conner-Hill echorachelc Chief Reporter (Tees Valley & North Yorkshire)
Trust chief executive Julie Gillon and chair of governors Paul Garvin relax in the University Hospital of North Tees Rainbow Room HOSPITAL staff have thanked Captain Tom for providing the funds to create spaces for staff to have a break during their shifts. North Tees and Hartlepool NHS Foundation Trust was given £100,000 from NHS Charities Grants, part of which was raised during the 100-year-old retired soldier s epic 2020 fundraising garden walk. The funds have been used to convert rooms – which will be known as the Rainbow Room – at both the University Hospital of North Tees and University Hospital of Hartlepool into staff recharge hub where colleagues can take a well-earned rest during their busy shifts.
New micro-pub owner insists there ll be no noise woe for neighbours as he bids for booze licence
A former off licence, the Hardwick Bar - near North Tees hospital - has been renovated into a micro-pub, but needs a licence
09:30, 16 DEC 2020
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Teesside hotspot for covid deaths emerges in full breakdown of local coronavirus picture
The number of deaths reported as Teesside entered Tier 3 fell slightly, but most are being recorded in one borough
06:00, 16 DEC 2020
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The number of covid-19 deaths recorded on Teesside fell slightly in the week the region emerged from the national lockdown, new data has shown.
The number of daily new covid cases drops by half on Teesside in one day
The daily figures come on the day 13 covid-19 patient deaths were announced by the NHS - the worst day since the first peak of the virus
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A further 122 new coronavirus cases have been confirmed on Teesside. The latest figures released by Public Health England show the rate of new infections has more than halved compared with Monday s data.
Another 251 confirmed cases of coronavirus and two deaths recorded on Teesside
So far 23,674 people on Teesside have now tested positive for Covid-19 since the start of the pandemic
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According to figures, released by Public Health England, there has been an increase in cases in all four areas. A total of 76 more people have tested positive for Covid-19 in Stockton.