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African Travel Offering Discounted Fams to Kenya, Tanzania, and South Africa this Year Shamwari Private Game Reserve, South Africa. Photo: African Travel.  The Travel Corp.’s African Travel, Inc., is giving travel advisors the chance to experience Kenya, Tanzania, and South Africa this year with special travel agent rates on its flexible education trips. The trips won’t be the typical African group trip, instead they will offer advisors the chance to see Africa with a companion, paying the same rate as the advisor, outside of a larger group. Advisors who sign up for African Travel Univer...

A FARNHILL woman says she was ‘thrilled and humbled’ to get her Covid vaccination this morning. Lynn Wild, 70, who suffers from a blood disorder called Von Willebrand’s disease, is believed to be the first woman in the world with her type of haemophilia to receive the jab. “It nearly didn’t happen when I saw the snow today,” she said. “But the staff at Long Lee where I had the jab had made special provision for a few vulnerable people to get vaccinated and one of them was me. Volunteers cleared a parking space of snow specially. “I couldn’t thank them enough. The p...

ASSURANCES have been given over Covid-19 vaccine supplies across the Keighley district after a shortage limited the number of patients able to receive a jab. Centres at Long Lee and Silsden had the capacity to vaccinate "many thousands more" last week, but were restricted due to supply. Modality Partnership, which operates the sites, confirms there were issues obtaining sufficient vaccine. But it says the vaccination programme is proving hugely successful and the supply situation is improving. Dr Brendan Kennedy, executive GP partner at Modality, said the issue was raised with MP Ro...

ON Monday, January18, I received a phone call from a charming helpful lady asking if myself and my wife would like to have the the coronavirus…

news Meet the UK's vaccine volunteers © BBC Almost five million people in the UK have now received the first dose of a coronavirus vaccine - thanks to an army of more than 80,000 volunteers and NHS workers who have been trained to give the jabs. Many of the vaccine volunteers have had no previous medical training and come from all walks of life. So why did they sign up? And how does it feel to stick a needle into a stranger's arm? The Tesco delivery driver © Provided by BBC News Callum Finnegan, 23, has been juggling his 40-hour week as a Tesco delivery driver with giving Covid jabs at Ma...