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Coronavirus remains a serious health risk. You should stay cautious to help protect yourself and others. #DoTheRightThing

'My wife could've died' - employer urges public to get Covid vaccine

Ajaz Akhtar, who owns Peterborough company, Caterfix, is asking individuals to go forward and get their Covid vaccine

Covid - A Year On | Video

Katie Woodcock

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An employer is helping to boost Covid vaccine uptake by fronting the third video in a new campaign.
The survey allows researchers to find out how different people coped during the pandemic and recent lockdowns.

Mental Health

Volunteers needed for survey investigating the impact of Covid-19

Katie Woodcock

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Care homes

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Cambridgeshire care homes back compulsory Covid-19 jabs for staff 

John Elworthy

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The new extended opening hours will allow anyone aged 16 and over to get their vaccine.

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Covid-19 walk-in clinics extend opening hours in Cambridgeshire

Katie Woodcock

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Cllr Lucy Nethsingha (Lib Dem) leader of Cambridgeshire County Council.

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Top priorities for leader as county takes steps to post Covid recovery

John Elworthy

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Dr Gary Howsam: “The virus is still a big threat to our health"

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Opening hours extended for NHS ‘grab a jab’ centres

John Elworthy

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Rosmini Centre manager Anita Grodkiewicz

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Inspirational community leader reveals impact of Covid-19 and her response 

John Elworthy

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Jonathan Lewis education director for cambridgeshire and peterborough

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Education chief prepares for ‘business as usual’ in our schools 

John Elworthy

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Paul Taylor

Do The Right Thing | Special Report

‘I never expected to be dealing with 8 to 10 people dying in a shift’  

John Elworthy

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More than 2,000 16-17 year olds have received their Covid-19 vaccination in just five days. 

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More than 2,000 16-17 year olds receive Covid-19 vaccine in five days

Alexandra Collett

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