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Covid-19: as the numbers fall, the political temperature once more starts to rise

Covid-19: as the numbers fall, the political temperature once more starts to rise

Posted By Anne North on 14th February 2021

By Anne North The rate of Covid-19 infection in Cornwall has fallen to 81.1 cases per 100,000 population, close to the where it was at the end of Lockdown 2,…

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