Coronavirus - Local News

New Deer Show's committee have announced that the event will not go ahead this summer.

Lockdown mums are walking 160 miles in March to raise funds for Friends Of The Neonatal Unit.

National levels continue to show a sustained drop in overall Covid-19 cases.

UNIVERSITY opens up community testing facility.

Aberdeen City has seen case numbers rise by a small amount for several consecutive days while the Shire has seen cases remain at low levels.

The facility is co-located at the University of Aberdeen’s Butchart Centre where testing of students will continue in parallel with the public.

TSIMORAY’s annual community networking conference, Join the Dots, is back this year online with Covid top of the agenda.

The three Scottish residents who initially tested positive for the P1 variant remain the only cases to test positive for this strain.

Overall levels remain low but cases have started to creep upwards again after some isolated cases in Aberdeenshire.

Four members of the community learning and development team explain their roles in helping the community.

The line-up includes parties, movies, a pantomime and a drag show starring Drag Race UK alumni...all from the comfort of your car.

Food production and processing businesses are being urged to sign up for routine staff testing to help identify cases of coronavirus

TWO Buckie car dealerships are set to be commended in the Scottish Parliament for supporting people to get to their Covid jab appointments.

The NHS Grampian area is showing good suppression of coronavirus cases.

The testing programme is operating in Peterhead’s Rescue Hall on Prince Street providing rapid coronavirus tests for people without symptoms.

A MAJOR anti-poverty charity have expressed their disappointment that the extension to benefits increases has only been temporary.

However Public Health Scotland are unable to provide area specific information at present.

A NEW home heating support fund launched to help people struggling with their energy bills as a result of the coronavirus pandemic.

Moray's death total is now 37, with 1237 cases confirmed since the outbreak began.

The whole of the NHS Grampian area continues to show a decline in cases of coronavirus.