People aged 40 or over are now being invited to book their first jab as the vaccine rollout against COVID-19 continues at…
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People aged 40 and over now eligible to book their first vaccine appointment
Coronavirus: Changes to COVID-19 testing sites in Shropshire
A number of changes are being made to COVID-19 testing sites in Shropshire, as people are encouraged to take twice-weekly rapid Lateral Flow…
Coronavirus: COVID-19 cases weekly numbers spike in Shropshire
During the 7-day period between 16-22 April 2021:- 54 new cases were reported This is an increase of 24 cases (80%) compared…
News from our partners: SaTH reintroduces access for parents of babies being cared for in the Neonatal Unit
News from our partners Shrewsbury and Telford Hospital NHS Trust (SaTH) Parents and guardians of babies receiving care on the Neonatal Unit…
Advice for areas that could be affected by smoke from Telford recycling centre fire
Shropshire residents are being advised that smoke from a major fire at a recycling centre off the M54 in Telford may affect…
Coronavirus: COVID-19 cases recorded in Shropshire among staff from Welsh factory outbreak
Shropshire Council is working closely with public health colleagues in Gwynedd following cases of COVID-19 at cake maker Cake Crew’s base in…
Coronavirus: Free vaccination shuttle bus service in Shrewsbury to resume
Residents booked to have a vaccination at Shrewsbury Indoor Bowls Centre or Severn Fields Medical Practice, Shrewsbury can hop on a free…
Coronavirus: Businesses set to receive restart grant funding
Shropshire businesses are set to start receiving their restart grant funding – but have been urged to ensure they have completed all…
Coronavirus: Vaccination transport offer hits 500 journeys to appointments
The council’s free transport programme to take ‘vulnerable’ residents with no access to transport to their COVID-19 vaccination appointments has now passed its…
Coronavirus: COVID-19 cases show further, slow decline locally
During the 7-day period between 9-15 April 2021: 30 new cases were reported This was a decrease of 2 cases (6%) compared to the previous…
