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Covid-19: new cases rising across Cornwall, Newquay is now three times higher than the average for England, and County Hall begs businesses to get their staff tested

Covid-19: new cases rising across Cornwall, Newquay is now three times higher than the average for England, and County Hall begs businesses to get their staff tested

Posted By Anne North on 10th August 2021

By Anne North Cornwall Council has taken the highly unusual step of handing out nearly 1,000 Covid test kits to businesses in Newquay, where daily new cases continue to cause concern.…

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