Coronavirus

Covid-19 booster jabs have been opened to all eligible adults today (Friday) as data reveals 61.1% of Lincolnshire residents have received theirs.

Lincolnshire’s hospitals are currently at their highest level of alert with demand putting services under severe pressure.

People trying to get a PCR tests in Lincolnshire have been told there are “none available” on Wednesday morning.

In his weekly Hayes in the House column, MP Sir John Hayes looks back on 2021 and forward to 2022.

Residents will be able to get a Covid vaccination at a pop-up clinic tomorrow.

More than half of people aged 45 and above have had their covid booster jab in Lincolnshire, with just one day to go before Christmas.

Residents are reporting problems in finding lateral flow tests as public health chiefs say that the supply issues are only affecting 'small pockets'.

Covid test sites will open on Christmas Day and Boxing Day as cases continue to rise across the country.

The self-isolation period for fully vaccinated people who tested positive for Covid-19 has been reduced.

Pubs and business leaders have welcomed news of additional Government cash.

The PM has announced he will not rule out or hesitate to implement further covid restrictions following what he called an explosion of omicron.

Former teachers are being asked to consider returning to the classroom to help cover Covid absences schools are expected to face in January.

A nightclub owner has slammed new coronavirus restrictions, labelling them as ‘damning’.

An MP has explained why he joined others in voting against vaccine certificates.

With adults now needing to prove their Covid-19 status to get into larger events here's everything you need to know about the new Covid pass rules.

A number of Lincolnshire MPs are among the Tory rebels who voted against 'Plan B' measures in last night's vote.

At least three Lincolnshire MPs - including Sir John Hayes - are set to rebel on a vote for new Covid measures tonight, the latest reports suggest.

Britain should be drawing up plans for furlough in the face of a wave of coronavirus infections.

Health chiefs say they are pulling out all the stops to ensure that people over the age 18 will have the opportunity for a Covid booster jab.

Children as young as five will be among those asked to take daily lateral flow tests if they're a close contact of someone with Covid19.