With the arrival of the summer holidays, Cornwall’s NHS is asking parents and carers to think about where they can go to get help if their child becomes sick or injured this summer.
Visitors to Cornwall and the Isles of Scilly are asked to check their medication supplies before travelling this summer and if they are caught short, remember that the pharmacy is their first port of call.
With effort to keep as many people as possible safe against the COVID-19 virus continuing not 1 but 2 walk-in COVID-19 vaccination clinics will take place in Falmouth this week.
With the summer holiday a week away, Cornwall’s NHS is bracing itself for an increase in children with coughs, colds and respiratory conditions that are normally spread during winter.
Hundreds more people who were yet to have their first dose of a COVID-19 vaccine have now grabbed a jab.
2 evening COVID vaccine walk-in clinics are taking place at GP surgeries near Truro and Penzance tonight – making it even easier for people to grab a jab after work.
Wannabe Harry Kanes are being urged to leave the tackles and headers to the pros and enjoy the footy from the safety of their sofa on Wednesday.
The NHS has teamed up with Cornwall ambulance service and the town council in Newquay for the start of a mobile COVID vaccine tour of Cornwall.
Chris Naidu from Reeds Pharmacy in Truro is visiting pubs, bars and shops to encourage workers to protect themselves against COVID-19 by popping along to his walk-in vaccination clinic.
People in Falmouth can protect themselves against COVID-19 by grabbing a jab at a new pop-up vaccination clinic.
