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St Helens coronavirus rates have been going down TODAY marks the start of the easing of lockdown restrictions with the opening of St Helens schools. Primary and secondary schools are reopening their doors to pupils, who are set to receive regular tests for coronavirus. The town has made strong progress in bringing down COVID-19 infection rates, which had been soaring before the lockdown was imposed at the start of January. This is the coronavirus situation in the town at present.
How many new cases are being recorded each week? Fewer than 250 new coronavirus cases were recorded in St Helens in the space of one week, according to figures from Public Health England.
Two community pharmacy sites now offering Covid vaccinations in St Helens ST HELENS residents are now able to book their Covid-19 vaccination at one of two community pharmacy sites in the borough. Taylors Pharmacy (part of Hollowood Chemists) in Haydock and Allied Pharmacies in Bold have both joined the NHS Covid-19 vaccination programme with community pharmacists now vaccinating patients. This gives people further options of where to book their vaccine appointment as the NHS works hard to vaccinate all people in the first four priority groups by the middle of February. Eligible residents in St Helens who receive a letter from the NHS inviting them to book their vaccination online or by phone can choose from a range of options across the region including the mass vaccination site at Saints or a pharmacy site and GP practices are also inviting people to their GP-led vaccination clinics which continue to vaccinate around 1000 people each day.