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A question for council candidates: how will you make sure the Health Security Agency keeps Cornwall safe?

A question for council candidates: how will you make sure the Health Security Agency keeps Cornwall safe?

Posted By Anne North on 25th March 2021

By Anne North Public Health Cornwall is to come under new management next week, as part of a new organisation to be led by Dr Jenny Harries. Dr Harries, now…

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