South Tottenham The worst-hit part of the borough was Hornsey West, with seven cases of the virus. Prime Minister Boris Johnson cautioned that the return of all pupils to schools this week will have an impact on the spread of the virus, as there will be an increased risk of transmission. Speaking at a Downing Street press conference on Monday, Mr Johnson urged people to stay at home and continue following the guidelines designed to stop the spread of Covid-19. “With the number of patients being admitted to hospital with Covid each day still around eight times higher than the lows of last summer, it’s more vital than ever to follow the rules,” he said.
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Pioneering locomotive Green Arrow returns to Doncaster
The pioneering locomotive Green Arrow has rolled back into Doncaster almost 75 years on since it left the famous Doncaster Plant Works.
Thanks to a partnership between the
Doncaster Council, Green Arrow completes the line-up of locomotives in Danum Gallery, Library and Museum by joining No. 251 in a superb new rail heritage centre.
Together with an array of rare artefacts from the famous Doncaster Grammar School Railway Collection and other fascinating rail exhibits, the rail heritage centre will be a ‘must be seen’ exhibition when the building opens later this year, subject to the
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By Simon Allin @SimonAllin3 Local Democracy Reporter, Barnet, Enfield and Haringey
Covid rates are now below 100 cases per 100,000 people Seven-day Covid-19 infection rates in Enfield and Haringey have dropped below 100 new cases per 100,000 people. The infection rates in both boroughs are significantly below the UK average and lower than those in most other local authorities in London. It came as Prime Minister Boris Johnson unveiled a roadmap out of lockdown in England, which could see all restrictions lifted from June 21. Enfield, which had one of the highest rates in the country at the beginning of January, saw just 72 new cases of the virus per 100,000 people in the seven days to February 17 – a 41 per cent drop compared to the previous week.