Deep purple for Isle of Wight as Covid-19 cases climb
The government's colourful interactive Covid-19 map has provided a shocking visual record of the impact of the spread of coronavirus on the Isle of…
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The government's colourful interactive Covid-19 map has provided a shocking visual record of the impact of the spread of coronavirus on the Isle of…
Published: 4:00 PM January 14, 2021 Updated: 4:02 PM January 14, 2021 Keith Staines and Kelly Campbell- Staines, owners of Little Grey Bird in Hadleigh, are closing their shop - Credit: Sarah Lucy Brown/Hadleigh The Little Grey Bird furniture shop in Hadleigh is closing down, with the owners saying trade was hit by a double whammy of Brexit and Covid-19 lockdown. Owners Kelly Campbell-Staines and husband Keith Staines thanked their customers for their support and said they are sad to be closing. "We tried lots of different things, but there is only so much that we can do," Mrs Camp...
Political leaders have spoken to the Gazette about their travel arrangements over the last few months as they urge members of the public to stay at home as much as possible during lockdown. Though restrictions came down following the end of the second national lockdown in December, and then have been tightened once again over the following month, politicians wanted to reassure the public that everyone is in it together. Under the current national lockdown, members of the public should not leave home unless they have a reasonable excuse, which include work, volunteering, essential activi...
90% of Covid cases on the Isle of Wight are now through the new strain of the virus.
Published: 4:00 PM January 14, 2021 Updated: 4:02 PM January 14, 2021 Keith Staines and Kelly Campbell- Staines, owners of Little Grey Bird in Hadleigh, are closing their shop - Credit: Sarah Lucy Brown/Hadleigh The Little Grey Bird furniture shop in Hadleigh is closing down, with the owners saying trade was hit by a double whammy of Brexit and Covid-19 lockdown. Owners Kelly Campbell-Staines and husband Keith Staines thanked their customers for their support and said they are sad to be closing. "We tried lots of different things, but there is only so much that we can do," Mrs Camp...