Coronavirus

Good news as large number of patients who had tested positive for Covid-19 are discharged

The news follows the confirmation of three more deaths.

Some stores had been set to welcome customers again from Monday, but the firm says tests will now be conducted behind closed doors.

The figures highlight the number of deaths where COVID-19 was the underlying cause.

An annual fun day has been cancelled due to the ongoing coronavirus outbreak.

Refuse crews have collected an extra 534 tonnes of waste and recycling in one month.

A new drive-through coronavirus testing facility has been set up today (Thursday).

There have now been 98 confirmed deaths related to the infection at the hospital since the outbreak began.

Mother and son RAF reservists are primed and ready to support a military operation to help tackle the coronavirus pandemic.

A sweet shop has adapted during the coronavirus crisis to offer popular delivery services.

The Citizen editor and his family have enjoyed three birthdays during lockdown, while a fourth was affected by Government restrictions.

More than 150 people who had tested positive for the infection have now been allowed home.

Owners of a South Holland factory have shared how they are supporting food banks and the NHS.

An RSPCA centre currently has 106 animals in its care.

The total number of deaths at the hospital now stands at 94.

Hard working NHS staff were given a late Easter treat from a supermarket.

A town crier says the coronavirus lockdown won't stop him and other criers from marking the 75th Anniversary of VE Day on Friday, May 8.

College teaching staff have been producing vital personal protective equipment to keep those on the frontline safe during the coronavirus crisis.

Shoppers at Tesco could be asked to queue in their cars instead of lining up outside if the weather is cold or wet.

A Fenland firm is honouring the memory of their boss by making protective equipment for frontline NHS and care workers.