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The latest figures for Covid-19 vaccinations on the Isle of Wight reveal that 80 per cent of NHS staff have now had their second dose. More details within
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 confirmed positive Coronavirus tests and deaths on the Isle of Wight, as well as hospital admissions and age breakdowns
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With more than 60 miles of beaches and 520 miles of rights of way, the council's director of public health urges people to avoid the most crowded places and to find their own space
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News OnTheWight shares the weekly results of confirmed positive Coronavirus tests and deaths on the Isle of Wight, as well as hospital admissions and age breakdowns
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Shielding will pause from this Wednesday, but the safety net of support will remain, say Isle of Wight council
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"Give yourself peace of mind and help keep our Island safe" says Isle of Wight Health boss
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Breakdown of how different parts of the Isle of Wight are doing with Covid-19 vaccinations. See how your area is doing. Details within
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News OnTheWight shares the weekly results of confirmed positive Coronavirus tests and deaths on the Isle of Wight, as well as hospital admissions and age breakdowns
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The vaccination programme on the Isle of Wight is proving very successful with at least 62 per cent of the 16-plus population already having had their first dose
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Over 50 and keen to get the Covid-19 vaccine? Here’s your quick step-by-step guide of booking your appointments
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News OnTheWight shares the weekly results of confirmed positive Coronavirus tests and deaths on the Isle of Wight, as well as hospital admissions and age breakdowns
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New modelling predicts another surge in Covid-19 cases in the City and surrounding areas. Residents are urged to continue to follow the Government guidelines to avoid the spread of the virus
