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This Public Health England map shows which the number of cases in each ward in our area. The dark blue represents Leggatts ward in North Watford A cluster of coronavirus cases identified in Watford last week have been linked to one particular neighbourhood, a map has shown. Watford’s coronavirus case rate has risen over the last week or so – now the second highest in the south of England – prompting Hertfordshire County Council to issue a 'Covid alert' ahead of the bank holiday weekend. The county’s director of public health, Jim McManus, told the Observer on Friday that cases ...

A 'coronavirus alert' has been issued for Watford by Hertfordshire County Council An 'alert' has been issued to residents in Watford after a spike in coronavirus cases in the town. Watford has seen a rise in cases of the virus, particularly within the last four days, prompting Hertfordshire County Council to issue a warning. The county council posted an alert on its Facebook page this afternoon, which read: "Case rates are continuing to rise in Watford. "Please take extra care if you’re visiting indoor hospitality & entertainment, meeting family & friends indoors and enjoying more ...

Changes to testing center in Devizes From Friday 28 May, the Devizes Leisure Centre testing site will close for in-person symptom-free COVID-19 testing, but people will still be able to collect lateral flow test kits to use at home from the site, with a range of other collection options also available. Wiltshire Council initially set up four in-person lateral flow test sites to provide assisted testing. However following the introduction of the home testing programme, which provides much more flexibility, Wiltshire Council set-up seven collection sites, which are now fully established. Pe...

“INHUMAN” and “hugely questionable” is how a Salisbury woman has described the giving away of fish at funfairs.

The application is not ‘set in stone’ and the development team said they would take the feedback from the parish council into consideration