Three new walk-in centres that will offer rapid COVID-19 testing to workers who have no symptoms of the virus are open in…
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Coronavirus: Three new walk-in rapid COVID-19 testing sites now open in Shropshire
Coronavirus: COVID-19 testing available in Minsterley
COVID-19 testing is now available in Minsterley. People with symptoms will be able to get tested at the following location: Minsterley Parish…
Coronavirus: Unpaid carers to receive their vaccinations
As of today, Tuesday 23 February 2021, unpaid carers aged 18-64 can book a vaccination appointment via the national booking system without…
UCS and Shropshire Council cement partnership for post-coronavirus bounce back
The University of Chester and Shropshire Council are strengthening their joint commitment to developing inclusive higher education and skills in the county,…
Support available from library service for completing Census 2021
Households across Shropshire will soon be required to take part in the Census 2021. It will be the first Census run predominantly…
Coronavirus: Council welcomes the Government’s plan to lift the Lockdown
Shropshire Council has welcomed the Government’s announcement regarding the plans to gradually bring the country out of the third Lockdown. Today, the…
Coronavirus: Shropshire pharmacies to offer rapid testing for essential workers
Essential workers without COVID-19 symptoms can now book a rapid test at a number of pharmacies in Shropshire – allowing greater access…
Coronavirus: Shropshire records lowest weekly COVID-19 cases since December 2020
During the 7-day period from 5–11 February 2021 in Shropshire: 492 new cases reported This was a decrease of 150 (23%) cases…
Coronavirus: Rapid COVID-19 testing site for key workers to open in Wem
A new rapid COVID-19 testing site will open in Wem next week to help protect essential and other workers who cannot work from home. The new centre,…
Proposed council tax increase reduced
Council tax in Shropshire is proposed to rise by 3.99% from April 2021 – a 1% lower increase than the council had…
