Coronavirus

Gran Canaria.

Watch: Booking a holiday? Tourism tax and airport delays explained

Remembering the first Covid lockdown four years on. A 'closed' sign from when all non-essential retailers were ordered to shut. Inset: Social distancing measures were in place to stop the spread of Covid-19 and below: A woman wears a mask to protect herself and others from spreading the virus.

Covid lockdown four years on: 'We were so scared - we'll never forget'

Covid lockdown anniversary

Panic buying and empty streets: Scenes from the first Covid lockdown

Millions to miss out on Covid booster as NHS slashes eligibility

A nurse prepares a dose of a Covid-19 vaccine.

Covid and flu jabs to be brought forward over emergence of new variant

Kate Garraway has issued an update as her husband Derek continues to battle long Covid

Kate Garraway issues career update following husband’s Covid battle

Kate Garraway has shared that she plans to take husband Derek on a trip to have pioneering treatment

Kate Garraway shares major health update on Derek Draper

Bank of England impose another interest rate hike

NHS nurses are among the groups struggling to afford to eat (image: Getty Images)

Covid vaccine now offered to young clinically vulnerable children

Top 10 richest people in the world & net worth including Bill Gates

Norovirus levels remain high (Photo: Adobe)

UKHSA briefing: norovirus cases remain high across country

Former prime minister Boris Johnson leaves his home in London. Mr Johnson will give evidence as to whether he knowingly misled Parliament over partygate at a hearing of the Commons Privileges Committee in Portcullis House in central London. Picture date: Wednesday March 22, 2023. Credit: PA

Boris Johnson’s Partygate hearing - Who is on the Privileges Committee

Spain, France and Turkey travel update by Foreign Office

B&Q announce they will close eight of their Asda sites - here’s when

What to watch at the cinema this weekend including Babylon

The uptake of vaccines has decreased

Drop in HPV vaccine coverage among secondary school pupils
The UKHSA is urging young people to catch up on missed HPV vaccinations as Cervical Cancer Prevention Week gets underway
Patrick Hollis

Ant Middleton’s company reportedly goes bust

Tanya Manhenga, Love Island contestant from Liverpool

Love Island cast: Student Tanya Manhenga revealed as first contestant

The new variant is set to be more transmissible than Omicron (Adobe)

New Covid variant nicknamed ‘The Kraken’ is ‘more transmissible’

Memorable moments 2022: Slaps, spits & snakes take spotlight this year

Pantone reveals their colour of the year as ‘Viva Magenta’

Sir Tom Moore memorial: Climate protester in court after dirty protest

Huge vaccinations drive ahead as winter ‘twindemic’ looms

Moving in or out? Let the professionals ensure a thorough deep clean

Ad Feature End-of-tenancy: professional clean

Moving in or out of London? Ensure your rental is spick and span – call the professionals for a deep clean

Ad Feature Tenant or landlord: end-of-tenancy deep cleans

North West Anglia NHS Foundation Trust have shared positive stories from each month of 2021.

Peterborough hospitals look back on highlights from 2021.

Bill Bailey

Bill Bailey reschedules Peterborough show
Top comedian Bill Bailey has announced he is rescheduling his Peterborough show.
Stephen Briggs

Sarah's shoebox appeal has brought joy to residents for the third year running.

Peterborough mum’s Christmas shoebox appeal has delivered hundreds of gifts to r...

Did you spot Santa out on his festive route?

Peterborough Lion’s Christmas sleigh raises thousands for local causes

Burghley Christmas Fair raised £23,000 for Thorpe Hall Hospice.

Christmas Fair at Burghley House raises £23,000 for Sue Ryder Thorpe Hall Hospic...

Nursery assistant, Angela Higgins recieving the jampacked boxes from Werrington Lodge Care Home

Peterborough care home gives the gift of art to nursery in need

The celebrations took place on Saturday in Cathedral Square

Diwali celebrations light up Peterborough city centre

The MIU will open again on Friday

Stamford hospital minor injuries unit to re-open

Chefs at RAF Wittering in Cambridgeshire have reached a milestone as the Station supports the Ministry of Defence in preventing the spread of Coronavirus. Military personnel regularly deploy to exercises and operations around the world, but the MoD must protect its people and those in deployed locations from Coronavirus. In July 2020 a quarantine facility (QFAC) was set up at RAF Wittering. The QFAC can hold over 100 deploying MoD personnel in quarantine for up to two weeks, and tests them regularly to ensure nobody with Coronavirus goes overseas. At least two negative PCR tests are required before they can depart. The QFAC is run by Base Support Squadron at RAF Wittering, which manages the Stationâ€TMs accommodation, catering and retail services in partnership with ESS. Flying Officer Caroline Turner is the Contract Support Officer. She said: â€œPersonnel are not being quarantined at RAF Wittering because the MoD suspects they have Covid-19, they are here to stay safe and reduce the risk

RAF Wittering catering team flying high after reaching meal milestone

Stamford MIU.

Stamford Minor Injuries Unit to reopen

The unit will re-open in October

Stamford minor injuries unit to re-open in autumn

Major moments from modern history have been reimagined as ‘ancient’ cave art

The Pride March Carnival of Love through the city centre in 2019.

Pride parade planned for Peterborough

The vaccination programme continues.

Coronavirus: Your county needs you – to come and get vaccinated!

Peterborough City Centre as Covid 19 lockdown restrictions eased on April 12. EMN-211204-173454009

Peterborough life returning to normal after lockdown

Gareth Southgate manager of England. (Photo by Catherine Ivill/Getty Images)

Revealed! Where Peterborough ranks in producing England internationals since '66

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Coronavirus: Cases in Whittlesey fall as most places near Peterborough largely-C...

Coronavirus

Coronavirus: Rise in Whittlesey as most places near Peterborough largely-Covid f...

Library pictures of ANZAC Day services in Peterborough that have taken place in recent years

Peterborough remembers sacrifices of Australian and New Zealand forces with virt...

Stamford artist Karen Neale has been working on a new commission for Uffington Village Hall. The artwork is one of Karen’s trademark architectural pieces - on this occasion a map featuring some of the key buildings and landmarks of the picturesque South Kesteven village.
The commission was made possible thanks to a Ward Member Grant fund award of £500 from Coun Rosemary Trollope-Bellew in December. From left - Karen Neale, Vanessa Kimberly of Uffington Village Hall and Rosemary Trollope-Bellew. EMN-201222-115830001

Bumper year for councillor grants helping local good causes - here’s who benefit...

The Government is being urged to recognise long Covid as an occupational disease and set up a compensation scheme for frontline workers suffering from the condition (Photo: Shutterstock)

Campaigners want long Covid compensation scheme for frontline workers - here’s w...

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Thirty one coronavirus deaths reported at Peterborough City Hospital in space of...

The Oxford AstraZeneca Covid vaccine.

Opinion: ‘10 million reasons to be proud’

Stamford's Mid-Lent fair is cancelled for a second year due to the pandermic. EMN-210126-120059001

Mid-Lent fairs cancelled in Stamford due to ongoing coronavirus concerns

Peterborough4You volunteer Yvette Carroll.

Peterborough’s sewing heroes launch ‘Scrubs for Hubs’ appeal

Johnny Quinn. Picture: Stuart Garneys

Peterborough singer hits all the right notes to raise more than £1,300 for Thorp...

Vaccinating domestic animals against Covid-19 may be necessary in the future (Photo: Shutterstock/Getty Images)

Scientists say pet dogs and cats may need to be vaccinated against Covid

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Thirteen more coronavirus deaths recorded at Peterborough City Hospital as 22 pa...

The experts found that coughing can be as risky as simply talking (Photo: Shutterstock)

Talking can spread coronavirus as much as coughing - according to a new study

These are your legal rights if your child’s school temporarily closes - for staf...