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Covid-19: Cornwall’s 7-day average rate of infection increases for first time since January

Covid-19: Cornwall’s 7-day average rate of infection increases for first time since January

Posted By Anne North on 17th March 2021

By Anne North The seven-day average rate of Covid-19 infection in Cornwall has risen in recent days, for the first time since January. The average number of new cases per…

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