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Covid lockdown: Hampshire workplaces busier than first lockdown - Vimarsana News

Covid lockdown: Hampshire workplaces busier than first lockdown

Workplaces in Hampshire have been busier during the current lockdown than last spring, figures suggest.

Workplaces in Dorset busier than during first national lockdown - Vimarsana News

Workplaces in Dorset busier than during first national lockdown

WORKPLACES in Dorset have been busier during the current lockdown than last spring, figures suggest.

FactCheck: Johnson's claim about self-isolation cash for councils – Channel 4 News - Vimarsana News

FactCheck: Johnson's claim about self-isolation cash for councils – Channel 4 News

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Half a million pounds given to people self-isolating in Dudley - Vimarsana News

Half a million pounds given to people self-isolating in Dudley

Dudley Council has given out 1,000 covid test and trace isolation payments. The one-off lump sum of £500 aims to support people who cannot work because they are self-isolating. The scheme was launched last September and has been extended to meet continued demand until the end of June. People can still apply for the payments via the council’s website. It is one of a number of financial support packages the council has been administering as part of the fight against the impact of the coronavirus. Pic: Cllr Steve Clark Councillor Steve Clark, cabinet member for finance, (pict...

Herefordshire workplaces busier now than during first national lockdown - Vimarsana News

Herefordshire workplaces busier now than during first national lockdown

WORKPLACES in Herefordshire have been busier during the current lockdown than last spring, figures suggest.