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Vet survey reveals serious challenges ahead for profession - Vimarsana News

Vet survey reveals serious challenges ahead for profession

Poor retention and recruitment rates, Brexit and dissatisfaction in the industry could see a shortage of farm vets in the future if action isn’t taken. 

Source: fwi.co.uk
Don't hug your grandchildren yet, scientists warn amid fears vaccinated will abandon rules - Vimarsana News

Don't hug your grandchildren yet, scientists warn amid fears vaccinated will abandon rules

Don't hug your grandchildren yet, scientists warn amid fears vaccinated will abandon rules Professor Janet Lord, a medical director at the University of Birmingham, urged ongoing caution even as numbers of those vaccinated increase 19 January 2021 • 9:11am Mary Burns, aged 91, a resident of West Farm Residential Care Centre, Longbenton, Newcastle upon Tyne, talks to her daughter Angela and son John through the window Credit: Asadour Guzelian/Guzelian Ltd Grandparents who have received the Covid vaccine should not yet hug their families, a professor has warned, amid fears that those who have...

Politics latest news: Fears over patchy vaccine rollout prompts minister to urge focus on 'people at top of list' - Vimarsana News

Politics latest news: Fears over patchy vaccine rollout prompts minister to urge focus on 'people at top of list'

Scotland's lockdown extended by a fortnight Save Save Nicola Sturgeon said she still hoped a "phased" reopening of schools could begin by mid-February Credit: Reuters 19 January 2021 • 4:05pm Follow Scotland is to remain in lockdown until at least the middle of February, Nicola Sturgeon has said. The delay in lifting restrictions will also see schools - which were meant to reopen on February 1 - remain closed until mid-February.  Despite the a fall in cases, the risks of community transmission of Covid-19 had forced the Cabinet to delay the opening. She said: "That means that...