WREXHAM S MP Sarah Atherton has celebrated local Covid community champions. In April, Ms Atherton launched a campaign to celebrate those in the town and the surrounding area that have given back to the community during the coronavirus pandemic. In light of the pandemic being hard on so many people across the town but community spirit of many in Wrexham remaining as strong as ever, Ms Atherton said that she wanted “to celebrate those that have given back to the community during these tough times”. Ms Atherton has now announced the winners of her search for Wrexham’s ‘Covid Champions’, saying that she had “so many amazing nominations, all of whom showed that Wrexham’s community-minded spirit had in no way subsided during the pandemic.”
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SOLDIERS have been enlisted to support the ambulance service as it contends with a second wave of the coronavirus pandemic. More than 90 soldiers from across Wales will assist the Welsh Ambulance Service s Covid-19 effort by driving ambulance vehicles from Wednesday, November 23. Soldiers helping the service in North Wales are based in Bangor and Wrexham. Chief executive Jason Killens said: “The extreme pressure on our ambulance service in the last couple of weeks has been well documented, and it’s why we’ve taken the decision to re-enlist the military, who did a superb job of assisting us earlier in the year.