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More than £5million has been handed to Gloucestershire to boost efforts in the fight against the coronavirus, including targeted support for school outbreaks and testing for hard to reach groups. Gloucestershire County Council's cabinet approved the Government's financial pack earlier yesterday (January 27), which will fund a range of measures to improve the county's response to outbreaks and to those in self-isolation. Councillors also announced in the meeting that an extra £200,000 will be spent to provide 400 extra laptops to vulnerable children. The millions of pounds will be in...

Menu   IN MY VIEW: 'The most important action we can take is to stay at home to protect our loved ones" Time Square. During this difficult time in lockdown, I want to thank residents who are following the rules and playing their part by staying at home. The single most important action we can all take is to stay at home to protect our loved ones, the NHS and save lives. I understand this is a hard time for us all, and I would like to remind you that there is support available if you are struggling. If you are Clinically Extremely Vulnerable (CEV) you must stay at home and onl...

THE vaccine rollout is continuing across St Helens for those classed as being among the most vulnerable, NHS workers or care home residents and…

Politicians have reacted to the third national lockdown, which came into force on Wednesday. On that day, 59 new cases were confirmed in Test Valley, bringing the total number of cases to 2,874. There has been one death in the borough attributed to Covid-19 in the last 28-day reporting period, bringing the total number to 140. MP for North West Hamsphire, Kit Malthouse, described the news of a third lockdown as a “bitter blow” but said that “better times are near at hand”. He said: “Sadly the arrival of the new Covid variant, and its accelerating transmission through London,...

Highsted Grammar School in Sittingbourne defends decision to ask teachers to work from classrooms  |  Updated: 14:59, 07 January 2021 A head teacher has defended her decision to ask teachers to go into school to hold their virtual lessons, despite a government plea to work from home. Staff at Highsted Grammar School in Sittingbourne have been told they will be required to come onto the school premises in Highsted Road to host their online sessions with pupils, unless there are exceptional circumstances. Highsted Grammar School in Sittingbourne. Picture: Google One anonymous teacher told Ken...