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Cumberland Conservatives suffer a rout in historic 2022 elections - Vimarsana News

Cumberland Conservatives suffer a rout in historic 2022 elections

All signs point to a Labour led Cumberland Council after a historic election last night which brought an emphatic rout for the Conservatives.

Cumberland Council candidates for Wetheral, Morton, Houghton & Irthington - Vimarsana News

Cumberland Council candidates for Wetheral, Morton, Houghton & Irthington

Elections on May 5 are set to appoint the first councillors to a new authority, Cumberland Council which will replace the existing councils in…

Readers get talking about flood defences being scaled back - Vimarsana News

Readers get talking about flood defences being scaled back

Readers got talking about the scaling back of phase three flood defences, of which senior Labour members claim it's due to a £16 million shortfall…

Carlisle councillors urge people to vote ahead of Currock and Upperby by-election - Vimarsana News

Carlisle councillors urge people to vote ahead of Currock and Upperby by-election

Carlisle councillors urge people to vote ahead of Currock and Upperby by-election

SBS Language | The truth about blood clots, AstraZeneca and the contraceptive pill - Vimarsana News

SBS Language | The truth about blood clots, AstraZeneca and the contraceptive pill

Share on Twitter The federal government updated its health advice on Thursday 8 April, recommending those under 50 years old get the Pfizer jab instead of the AstraZeneca vaccine. Dr Jenny Doust, a practicing GP and clinical professorial research fellow at the University of Queensland, said that because women take the pill every day the risk of developing blood clots is technically lower with the pill than with the vaccine. Emeritus Professor of General Practice at the University of Queensland, Dr Geoff Mitchell says for younger people, the risk of getting really sick from COVID...

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