A new campaign, #YouCanAdopt, has been launched to dispel common myths around who is eligible to adopt, and explore what the adoption process involves
The latest data shows a big rise in the numbers of COVID-19 tests completed in the last seven days, compared to the previous week.
The government is consulting on measures it could take to potentially enable a vaccine to be deployed sooner.
Overnight resurfacing work will be undertaken on the A376 Clyst St Mary roundabout from Monday 21 September to Friday 2 October
Last week, we reported that the government has diverted some of the testing resources from parts of the country where prevalence is lower, to other parts where prevalence of cases and demand for testing is higher.
We’ve been looking back, and revisiting some of the records that members of our Reablement Team made during early lockdown, describing their visits to vulnerable clients at home.
New rules on labelling allergens on pre-packed food come into force next year
New rules from Monday (14th September). People will not be able to meet socially with others from other households in groups of more than six people.
Schools have over the last couple of weeks welcomed back students for the new term. For some, that’s the first time back since March, and for others it’s a new start altogether.
Dr Virginia Pearson, Director of Public Health Devon, urges all residents to heed the latest public health advice at all times, as numbers of confirmed cases in the UK, and in Devon, rise.
