THE acceleration of the coronavirus vaccination programme in Bolton should see all health workers, care home residents and staff who want it given jabs by the end of January, health bosses have said. A board meeting of Bolton’s clinical commissioning group heard medics and support staff are working ‘around the clock’ to ramp up the number of injections given. The meeting heard that of the priority groups currently eligible for vaccination in Bolton there are 12.360 over-80s, 1,456 care home residents, 10,000 health and social care workers, 3,799 care home staff and 5,658 home care workers. Around 3,400 vaccinations, the vast majority to over-80s, have already been administered at centres at Tonge Moor and Lever Chambers and more centres will begin next week.
Here is what the redevelopment of Paradise Valley Mall could look like
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and last updated 2020-12-14 19:45:09-05
PHOENIX â The future of Paradise Valley Mall could include a specialty grocery store, shops, restaurants, office space, self-storage, and housing, according to initial concept renderings submitted to the City of Phoenix.
Macerich, which owns Paradise Valley Mall and several other shopping centers around the Valley, has long labeled Paradise Valley Mall as a redevelopment property, but
when that redevelopment could take place and
what it could potentially entail were not known.
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Recently, Macerich filed a request to rezone the 77-acre property near Cactus Road and Tatum Blvd. to allow for the construction of a mixed-use development.
Team news
West Ham United will hope to welcome back Ukrainian forward Andriy Yarmolenko, who tested positive for COVID-19 while on international duty with Ukraine in November.
Michail Antonio is likely to miss a third match with a hamstring injury picked up in the home win over Aston Villa on 30 November, however, while manager David Moyes is monitoring a couple of knocks in his squad.
Arthur Masuaku is definitely unavailable after undergoing surgery to mend a long-standing knee problem.
Crystal Palace will be without goalkeeper Wayne Hennessey (knee) and defenders Nathan Ferguson (thigh) and Martin Kelly (calf), but full-back Tyrick Mitchell will hope to have recovered from a cold in time to feature.