One more COVID-19 death and 139 new cases as infection rates continue to rise
SADLY another COVID-19 death has been reported at Warrington Hosital over the weekend with another 139 cases reported in the town as infection rates continue to rise.
SADLY another COVID-19 death has been reported at Warrington Hosital over the weekend with another 139 cases reported in the town as infection rates continue to rise.
NEW COVID-19 infection rates have risen again in Warrington the latest data from Public Health England, after yesterday’s brief fall, with another 116 cases reported in the town.
ALTHOUGH 118 new COVID-19 cases have been confirmed in Warrington in the latest data from Public Health England, infection rates have fallen slightly in the town for the first time in recent weeks.
HOSPITAL inpatient admissions have risen as another 145 COVID-19 cases have been confirmed in Warrington in the latest data from Public Health England.
MOTORISTS faced lengthy delays across Warrington following a serious collision on the M6 involving three HGVs and the spillage of oil and wine.
ANOTHER 152 new COVID-19 cases have been confirmed in Warrington, as infection rates continue to rise with more than 2,000 pupils self-isolating from more than 50 schools in the town.
AS the UK recorded another 32,548 COVID-19 cases, the highest daily total since January, another 107 new cases have been confirmed in Warrington, as infection rates continue to rise.
WARRINGTON & Halton Teaching Hospitals Foundation Trust maternity team project ‘WHH Continuity of Care’ has been shortlisted for “Maternity and Midwifery Initiative of the Year” at this year’s HSJ Patient Safety Awards.
TWO COVID-19 related deaths have sadly been confirmed at Warrington Hospital, the first since April, while another 124 new cases have been confirmed in the town, as infection rates continue to rise.
AS the NHS celebrated its 73rd anniversary Prime Minister Boris Johnson recognised the efforts of volunteers from Appleton’s Indian community for their support of WHH staff during the COVID-19 pandemic.