Coronavirus

Covid test sites will open on Christmas Day and Boxing Day as cases continue to rise across the country.

The self-isolation period for fully vaccinated people who tested positive for Covid-19 has been reduced.

Cambridgeshire residents are being urged to take regular rapid covid tests.

Local residents eligible for their Covid-19 booster vaccination can now have it done on a walk-in basis at Doddington Hospital.

Last week vaccination teams in Cambridgeshire vaccinated a record-breaking 72,000 patients.

From today (Monday) any 12-15 year in Cambridgeshire can book an appointment to have a second covid jab.

Former teachers are being asked to consider returning to the classroom to help cover Covid absences schools are expected to face in January.

Over 1,200 people have come forward to get their first life-saving jab in just four days following last weekend's announcement by the Prime Minister.

With adults now needing to prove their Covid-19 status to get into larger events here's everything you need to know about the new Covid pass rules.

One of the area's biggest vaccination centres again needs volunteers as it gears up to reopen in response to a 'tsunami of covid infections'.

Fears over rising numbers of the new covid variant Omicron have led to the cancellation of today’s full meeting of Cambridgeshire County Council.

Children as young as five will be among those asked to take daily lateral flow tests if they're a close contact of someone with Covid19.

People booking a Covid jab via the NHS website are facing error messages while those ordering home test kits are being asked to come back later.

From home working to how to download a Covid Pass - here's everything you need to know about this week's new Plan B rules.

The Covid alert level has increased from Level 3 to Level 4.

The government has moved to Plan B and the nation is urged to work from home from Monday.

Vaccination teams across Cambridgeshire have been marking one year on from the delivery of the first life-saving Covid-19 jab in the local area.

The Government is drawing up new work from home plans in an attempt to slow the spread of the omicron variant, it was reported today.

Children have fallen behind with their education amid the pandemic, according to Ofsted with some regressing.

Cambridgeshire has been granted an extension of its Enhanced Area Status for three weeks to build on encouraging progress.