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Covid-19: Two weeks after the easing of some lockdown restrictions, rate of infection is slightly higher

Covid-19: Two weeks after the easing of some lockdown restrictions, rate of infection is slightly higher

Posted By Anne North on 26th April 2021

By Anne North The rate of Covid-19 infection in Cornwall is continuing to creep up, following the lifting of some lockdown restrictions two weeks ago. The latest rate is 11.2…

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