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Covid-19: Warning of imminent high infection and cancelled tourism bookings – if you want to know what is likely to happen in Cornwall, ask Devon

Covid-19: Warning of imminent high infection and cancelled tourism bookings – if you want to know what is likely to happen in Cornwall, ask Devon

Posted By Anne North on 16th December 2021

By Anne North Cornwall can expect “very high” numbers of new Covid cases in the next few days, if the pattern of transmission is similar to that forecast for Devon. …

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