Coronavirus

You can have a relaxing swim on the house if you have a booster jab at Lynnsport.

Recent tests have revealed that traces of the Omicron variant of Covid-19 has been found in wastewater in West Norfolk.

Weekly case levels in West Norfolk remain around the 3,000 mark according to latest data.

Cases and hospitalisations are also rising, as council officials reiterated their plea for people to follow meetings remotely as much as they can.

Information on booking your fourth booster dose as figures reveal the county is outperforming the rest of the nation on receiving Covid-19 jabs.

Eligible children for their first vaccine dose include those with diabetes in line with the official advice.

The organiser of Stand in The Park protesting against mandatory vaccines speaks out on Government U-turn.

Foreign Secretary and South West Norfolk MP was maskless in Parliament yesterday on Government front bench.

Boris Johnson is expected to make a statement in the House of Commons after receiving a version of Sue Gray's report into Downing Street parties.

Wearing a face mask is no longer a legal requirement as laws governing their use lapsed at midnight.

A group of singers have paid tribute to their leader by raising thousands of pounds for a hospital unit.

New Omicron variant BA.2, thought to be more contagious than the current strain, is being investigated by scientists worldwide and here's why:

By not having the Covid vaccination jab, health workers are at risk of losing their jobs and have been protesting.

With coronavirus cases falling England is heading back to Plan A, but what are the restrictions being eased and how will they affect you?

A demonstration is set to take place this weekend.

Many have disagreed with the supermarket's new policy.

Parishes receive a plaque for their community efforts during the pandemic.

The family of a hospital staff member who died from Covid, are demanding answers from QEH management.

New figures suggest infection rates are continuing to fall.

Plan B measures to fight the spread of Covid-19 will be dropped across England, the Prime Minister Boris Johnson has announced.