Coronavirus

Residents across the county join the nation in a show of support for key workers.

The Chancellor has announced the Self-Employed Income Support Scheme, paying up to 80% of profits.

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The ARU study is investigating the wider health and wellbeing implications of COVID-19

The campaign starts tonight (March 26).

Cambridgeshire County Council has released its daily briefing with a round-up of any changes to its services.

The group will help support the elderly and vulnerable in the south of Cambridge during the coronavirus crisis.

Council “in discussions with housing associations, hoteliers, bed and breakfast providers and some private landlords”

Dr Jane Greatorex reveals why we don't know yet if people can become immune to Covid 19 and how long the pandemic could last

Cambridgeshire County Council has released its daily briefing with a round-up of any changes to its services.

The move follows similar actions taken by hospitals across the country as the coronavirus outbreak develops rapidly.

New laws will mean drivers will not have to take their cars for the annual test from March 30

The trust is encouraging people working at home to host a virtual tea break and donate £3 to help hospital staff in the fight against the coronavirus.

Restrictions put in place to try to thwart spread of Covid-19

Sam Thorogood is hoping to raise hundreds of pounds to produce public appreciation billboard posters.

Parks and commons will remain open though

Community team offer assistance to those self-isolating