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The Nova Scotia Health Authority (NSHA) is advising anyone who has been in Hebbville and Middlewood to get tested for COVID-19. In a release issued today, the NSHA says they are investigating confirmed cases of COVID-19 on the South Shore and as a precaution they want people to get tested. The release says, “Public Health is encouraging those who live – or have visited – anywhere between Hebbville and Middlewood, as well as those in surrounding communities, to get tested for COVID-19, regardless of whether you have symptoms.” In an effort to help with their request the NSHA is sending...

TEN county people had to be tested again for the South Africa variant of coronavirus because of a mix-up, a leaked document shows. The 11 page document entitled ‘Operation Eagle Lessons’ appears to be a Worcestershire County Council internal analysis of the testing process for the strain which is believed to be more contagious than others. The testing took place from February 6 to February 17 at Sixways Stadium, Worcester, and the White Hart Pub in Fernhill Heath. On a page entitled ‘What didn’t go well’ there are 8 bullet points noting things that went wrong during the oper...

3 March 2021 RAF Reservist Flight Lieutenant Mark Grange, of 603(City of Edinburgh) Squadron Royal Auxiliary Air Force. Copyright: LO RFCA 2021. Why did you join the Reserves? After I left school I was really keen to join the police but a few people suggested I should get a bit more life experience under my belt. So I actually joined the RAF as an airman in 1987, serving mostly in Northern Ireland. I loved my time with the RAF, in fact I still have a yearly reunion with the guys I served with. In 1991 I left the RAF and became a police officer. My career in the police was great –...

A new Local Test Site for people with coronavirus symptoms has opened at Courtside car park, next to Courtside Surgery, in Yate, BS37 4DQ, yesterday.

The snowfall stopped around 1:30 p.m. in South Philadelphia on Thursday and most major roadways in the city were passable.