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it comes as the number of covid cases continue to rise across the uk. the surge in infections has prompted some people to come forward for their first booster dose, as anne marie tasker reports. with the number of covid cases rocketing in north lincolnshire, sonia harrison decided it was time to get her booster. it has put me off from going out and it has scared me. i have asthma and copd, so i thought i really should have the booster. my son is against it, but with me having health problems, i felt that i needed to have it. it s a year since scunthorpe opened its dedicated vaccination centre, but the call to getjabbed is being made as strongly as ever with the latest wave of covid impacting on health care.
More than 20 local police departments and organizations from Miami to Orlando were at the annual Criminal Justice Job Fair at Palm Beach State College’s Lake Worth campus.
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Steve Morphew, leader of the Labour group at Norfolk County Council and councillor for Catton Grove, in which Ingram Micro is based.
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Norfolk Labour has been accused of “rank hypocrisy” over comments on the Green Party continuing to canvass for the upcoming election.
On Monday, Labour accused Green Party councillors and activists of continuing to canvass over the weekend – despite a pause from other major parties out of respect for the death of Prince Philip.
One Labour activist singled out Green Party Councillor Denise Carlo for dropping off leaflets on Sunday.
Now, Sonia Harrison, who lives in Norwich s Wensum ward, has accused the group of being hypocritical, saying she received a leaflet on Sunday for Labour’s candidates.