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After Isle of Wight Festival had taken place, News OnTheWight asked whether any Festival goers had been turned away for not meeting proper Covid status. It took a while, but we finally got the answer
Coronavirus
The Coronavirus pandemic hit the shores of the UK in February 2020.
The first case was confirmed on the Isle of Wight on 7th March 2020, with the second confirmed case a week later.
Below are some articles relating to the Coronavirus (Covid-19/C19) outbreak.
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News OnTheWight shares the weekly results of positive Covid-19 tests and deaths on the Isle of Wight, as well as hospital admissions and age breakdowns
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Isle of Wight council cabinet meeting will go ahead despite half self isolating with Covid (updated)
Half of all those on the committee have tested positive for Covid and are self isolating
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Given some public council meetings have been postponed due to Covid, News OnTheWight asks the questions that readers are keen to hear answers to
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There was a sharp rise today in the number of positive Coronavirus tests on the Isle of Wight
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Care England say adult social care providers are in the midst of a perfect storm and that forcing Covid-19 jabs on care workers may well be the straw that breaks the camel’s back for many providers
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News OnTheWight shares the weekly results of positive Covid-19 tests and deaths on the Isle of Wight, as well as hospital admissions and age breakdowns
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Details of the latest Covid-19 figures for the Isle of Wight, including age breakdown and deaths
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If you're going to meet up with family and friends this half term, do it outside, suggests the health chief
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News OnTheWight shares the weekly results of positive Covid-19 tests and deaths on the Isle of Wight, as well as hospital admissions and age breakdowns
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Despite what you might be told by the national booking system, you won't need to leave the Island for a Covid-19 booster jab
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Covid has been rising strongly among the Island’s youth (detailed breakdown enclosed), so naturally Islanders will want to hear from the Isle of Wight schools for the full picture of how they’re being affected
