THREE more COVID-19 patients have sadly died at Warrington Hospital while 130 new cases have been confirmed in the town as council leader Russ Bowden urged residents to “follow the new restrictions” and “play our part to try and address the high case numbers in our town.”
COVID wardens will be on the streets of Warrington this weekend as Warrington Council moves to tackle an “astronomical” rise in new cases across the town, with over 700 confirmed last week.
THE small dedicated team at Warrington & Halton Hospitals who devised a special “black box” to treat COVID-19 patients and cut death rates, have won a national award for innovation.
WITH COVID-19 cases remaining very high in Warrington, with a further 128 cases reported in the latest data from Public Health England and hospital admissions rising steeply, health and council leaders are to stage another public broadcast.
WHILE Warrington has been classified as an area of “High Risk” the new restrictions are slightly different than under the “local lockdown” with the rule of six allowing people to meet in gardens.
TWO more COVID-19 related patients have sadly died at Warrington & Halton Hospital with a further 109 new cases reported in the latest figures from Public Health England.
PUBLIC Health leaders in Warrington have been in discussions with Government regarding the level of COVID-19 lockdown restrictions set to be imposed in the town as cases continue to rise, with one more death and 79 new cases reported in the town today, Sunday.
THE number of COVID-19 infections in Warrington is continuing to rise with another 96 confirmed cases in the latest figures from Public Health England, with the town facing tougher “lockdown” restrictions from Wednesday.
WARRINGTON & Halton Hospitals’ Chief Executive Simon Constable has issued a plea for people to observe the local “lockdown” restrictions following a “rapid rise” in COVID-19 related admissions.
WARRINGTON Borough Council Chief Executive Steven Broomhead is appealing to the public to “follow the basics” as COVID-19 infections and hospital admissions continue to rise steeply in the town, as another 136 new cases have been confirmed
