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FRONTLINE keyworkers caring for some of County Durham’s most vulnerable residents have started to get Covid-19 vaccines at a new dedicated centre. The facility has opened at County Hall, in Durham, to vaccinate frontline social care workers, including those employed by Durham County Council, the NHS and the independent sector. The centre will operate seven days a week, from 8am to 8pm, to ensure those working with elderly people and children and adults with complex needs are offered vaccines as quickly and efficiently as possible. It is anticipated up to 10,000 social care workers will be vaccinated at the centre over the next five weeks.
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Durham County Council has passed a vote of no confidence in the Test and Trace system
The councillor, who also chairs the county’s Health and Wellbeing Board, criticised the performance of test and trace and the impact on local outbreak control arrangements.
Councillor John Robinson seconded the motion and said investment into private companies to operate testing and contact tracing had left local health professionals with challenges.
This included “lack of access to timely data, slow turnaround of testing and national call handlers dealing with residents who have tested positive.”
However, the proposals for a vote of no confidence prompted warnings from opposition councillors, with some fearing the motion could be perceived as an attack on NHS staff.
CITY of Durham MP Mary Kelly Foy joined volunteers from Ludworth Community Association in spreading the Christmas cheer by delivering a bag of fresh vegetables and a bag of festive food to every house in the village. The also visited a number of homes in neighbouring Shadforth in the latest of a series of community actions by local volunteers. Those involved included community centre chairman Dave Woods and his daughter Rachel and the Labour Party candidates for the Trimdon and Thornley Division Councillor Lucy Hovvels, Chris Varty, and Jake Miller along with a number of hard-working residents in the community.
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