On Sunday, the Prime Minister set out the Government’s road map for how the country can start to return to normal life after Covid-19. (Solihull Observer)
Over the past few weeks, Britain has risen to the challenge of Covid-19 to an extent which has taken international observers by surprise. (Solihull Mail)
The team at the Family Care Trust, which runs Newlands Bishop Farm, are the first very worthy winners of my 'Corona Heroes' campaign for their remarkable work adapting their services to lockdown.
Fighting Covid-19 has required one of the most dramatic economic interventions by any British government in history – and so far, the Chancellor has stepped up to the plate.
These are trying times for everyone. In Coronavirus we face not only a deadly threat to our health, but also a danger which forces us to do without so much of what makes life worthwhile.
Covid-19 is a very dangerous disease. Whilst it is true that for many it will feel like a ‘bad flu’, for many others exposure risks intensive care, permanent lung damage, and death.
One of this country’s best features has always been our ability to pull together in a crisis – and we’re seeing it once again in the fight against Covid-19.
Last week, Public Health England (PHE) published their latest advice to people about when, and how, to self-isolate if any of us start showing symptoms of coronavirus, also known as COVID-19.
