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Covid-19: Cornwall goes from “safest” to “most dangerous” in less than three months, with infection rate now double that of England

Covid-19: Cornwall goes from “safest” to “most dangerous” in less than three months, with infection rate now double that of England

Posted By Anne North on 25th August 2021

By Anne North Cornwall is now the most dangerous Covid hotspot in mainland Britain, with an average of 718.3 new cases each day per 100,000 population. Cornwall is now twice…

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