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PEOPLE aged 40 or over are now being invited to book their first jab as the vaccine rollout against Covid-19 continues at pace.

Brought to you by Sponsored Welcome to your new home With 16 care homes at locations across Wiltshire, OSJCT is always delighted to welcome residents to their new home. OSJCT is one of the UK’s leading not-for-profit care organisations working solely to provide high quality care for older people across four regions. Whilst our homes are as individual as you are, what they all have in common is a team of highly experienced and dedicated professionals passionate about everyone in their care. Personalised care is at the heart of everything we do so whilst there is lots of singing, laug...

Nursery & Early Years News April 2021 Lateral Flow Tests Available for all Nursery Staff as of 21st March 2021 As of 22nd March 2021, all staff from private voluntary and independent (PVI) nurseries will have access to twice-weekly Lateral Flow Device/Tests (LFD) to use at home before they travel to work. The team at The Flowers are taking advantage of this and are all now taking an LFD test twice a week which will help prevent the spread of coronavirus within our nursery and our local community. A lateral flow device (LFD) is a quick and easy way for people to test themselves...

The move is an initial two-week loan, which will then be reviewed on a week-by-week basis. The exciting prospect is no stranger to Leigh having spent time with the club on dual-registration in 2019, when he made four appearances, scoring one try. He made his Leigh debut in the memorable Summer Bash win over Widnes Vikings at Blackpool’s Bloomfield Road that year. Simm, 20, is a Saints Academy product who impressed in 2018 scoring 29 times in just 25 games for the side that just missed out on the Grand Final. The grandson of legend Geoff Pimblett, Simm then scored 30 tries in 20 ap...

Durham University has today called upon the Government to “provide clarity on plans for the safe resumption of Covid-secure face-to-face teaching” in Easter Term. The statement follows the Prime Minister’s coronavirus press conference on Monday 5th April, during which the planned liberalisation of Covid-19 restrictions was confirmed for Monday 12th April. In Durham’s statement, Vice-Chancellor and Warden, Professor Stuart Corbridge, said that the University’s “current working assumption is that Government will announce soon that further in person teaching at English universities c...