Flood barriers have also been lowered on Peasley Cross Lane, close to the Totally Wicked Stadium. They added: We’ve received reports that a gathering of water on the roundabout at the junction of Mossborough Road and the Rainford Bypass is causing cars to aquaplane. Please take care and avoid the area if possible while we investigate. Meanwhile, Burrows Lane at Eccleston Mere has also been closed due to flooding. The council added: We will monitor the water levels and reopen it when it is safe to do so. All businesses currently open in these areas are unaffected.
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Staff needed for St Helens mass Covid vaccination programme STAFF and volunteers are needed to help the Covid-19 vaccination programme that has got underway in St Helens. The NHS is undertaking a massive recruitment drive to help it deliver the largest vaccination programme in its history. As part of the Covid-19 vaccination programme, community vaccination centres will be set up across the region. Saints’ Totally Wicked Stadium is the first community vaccination centre to open in Cheshire and Merseyside, and currently needs a range of roles filling. Mass vaccination clinics coordinated by the borough’s GPs have been running at the stadium since Wednesday, and are expected to be operating well into next year, subject to availability of the vaccine.
Jobs available to help deliver largest vaccination programme in NHS history
The jobs on offer will include a mixture of clinical and non-clinical roles
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Former Saints star becomes first person in St Helens to have Covid vaccine FORMER Saints player Bill Adair became the first person in St Helens to receive Covid-19 jab, as GPs begin a massive vaccination programme. St Helens CCG working with local GP practices have today started to roll out the Covid-19 vaccine to St Helens patients in a first positive step towards normality for the borough’s communities. Bill, who turned 90 in May this year, received a last-minute call last night to ask if he would like to do the honour of becoming the first patient in St Helens to take the Pfizer jab.