Coronavirus

Twelve deaths have now been reported in just a few days through new NHS figures.

Infection rates are continuing to climb sharply as health chiefs outlined plans for a spring booster plan, beginning next week.

Officials insist the move is necessary as infections in West Norfolk are up by more than 60 per cent, according to latest figures

Young children are showing few signs their learning is recoving after the pandemic, says one of the biggest reports into the impact of Covid 19.

Wilko has apologised and made a swift U-turn after it told staff they could attend work even if they test positive for Covid-19.

More than 1,200 new infections were recorded in the borough during the latest recorded seven-day period, according to new data.

Covid cases are rising rapidly again and among them may be a new variant - but what is Deltacron, where is it and how worried should we be?

Covid cases are rising in people aged 55 and over, with the latest REACT virus study picking up its second highest prevalence rate since 2020.

Infections in West Norfolk have climbed by nearly 50 per cent in the last week, according to new figures.

The borough council is now proudly displaying a sign of the hard work undertaken in West Norfolk over lockdown.

New cases have risen by more than a quarter in the latest weekly figures.

But new figures suggest a sharp fall in both infections and hospitalisations across West Norfolk.

But the rate of decline has slowed, according to latest data.

You'll no longer face a fine if you leave home with Covid 19 but what's the new advice and how long will you be able to get a free test for?

People who test positive for coronavirus will no longer be legally required to isolate from Thursday while free universal testing will end in April.

Infections are continuing to fall steadily, according to latest figures.

It will be an end to jabs at Downham Market town hall on Monday.

Children between five and 11 years old will now be invited for Covid jabs with rollout due to start in April, but parents still have questions.

Children in England aged between five and 11 are made a 'non-urgent' offer of the Covid-19 vaccination.

Infections have more than halved in the last week, according to latest data.