Worcester

The Easter Bank Holiday weekend is often a time for family getaways, get-togethers and fun!

Last week, Worcestershire Acute Hospitals NHS Trust launched an urgent appeal for any available eye protection equipment in schools or colleges to be donated to the hospital.

The Here2help campaign has signed it’s 1,000th volunteer.

Schools in Worcestershire currently providing care for critical workers will continue to do so during the Easter break.

Schools in Worcestershire currently providing care for critical workers will continue to do so during the Easter break.

Did you recently receive a letter or a text message from your GP surgery or hospital telling you to self-isolate for 12 weeks?

Our bid to find people across Worcestershire to help us make a real difference has got off to a great start.

Some of the most vulnerable people in Worcestershire are being provided with emergency food supplies, delivered by staff from the County Council.

Hotels across the county have answered the call for help from Worcestershire County Council, and offered the extra rooms needed.

More than 750 people have offered their time free of charge to help out in their communities during the Coronavirus outbreak.

We’re aware that people are still targeting vulnerable people who are self-isolating to make fraudulent offers of help.

Do you know what the next step is on your career path? Maybe you needed a certain grade to make that step and now you’re unsure where you stand?

Further supplies of hand sanitiser are being sent to every care home in the county.

Hotel rooms across the county are urgently needed to help patients recovering during the Coronavirus pandemic. Worcestershire County Council needs a total of 300 rooms and 150 have already been found.

Help is now available for people in Worcestershire who are having to self-isolate due to the Covid-19 outbreak and may need non urgent support.

The county continues to pull together against Coronavirus, and we’re always looking out for people to help us make a real difference.

Work has been temporarily suspended on most of the County Council’s major infrastructure projects due to the Coronavirus pandemic.

The Worcestershire Children First Business Plan for 2020/21 was approved at today’s (26 March) Worcestershire County Council Cabinet meeting.

Following the Prime Minister’s announcement to the nation on Monday, many of us are now working from home.

The Government’s announcement yesterday means we are all staying at home and ensuring we are observing the social distancing guidance.