Newmarket Coronavirus Information
Our Lady Immaculate and St Etheldreda parish in Newmarket has supported the wider health effort by making its church hall available as a Covid rapid testing centre. Fr Christopher Smith, parish priest in Newmarket, writes: “The parish was approached early
People vaccinated up to and including 21st February 2021 — 1st dose 17,723,840 ** Between 14th – 21st February – 2,661.651 people were vaccinated** People vaccinated up to and including 21st February 2021 — 2nd dose 624,325 ** Between 14th – 21st
Sharing Parenting put together an activity book for you and your children to go through together. The aim for this little book to help your child understand a little more about how to keep safe, explore any feelings or anxieties
Virtual health and wellness events by Wellbeing Suffolk to help you get inspiredhttps://www.wellbeingnands.co.uk/suffolk/
Rookery Medical Centre announcement ”We are delighted to announce that we will be holding a COVID vaccination clinic in Newmarket at the Racing Centre on Saturday 6th February. Over the next few days our team will be busy contacting patients
Support is available if you are struggling to afford utility bills such as gas, electric and water this winter. Newmarket Open Door has obtained some funding for Winter Fuel grants. The programme will remain open until the available funds have
We have collated a number of useful contacts for you to reach out during the Coronavirus pandemic. This information was collected from news and media sources and online advice from organisations. Newmarket Helpline: 01638 667227 (option 1), available Monday to
Meeting Friends & Family: No households mixing, aside from support bubbles, and two people meeting in public outdoor spaces.Bars, Pubs & Restaurants: Hospitality closed, aside from sales by takeaway, drive-through or deliveryRetails: Essential shop can open. Non-essential retail must close
he social contact rules are different. However, to protect our loved ones, particularly if they are vulnerable, this will mean that it isn’t possible to celebrate Christmas or other festivities, in the way you normally would. You can form an
Racing Welfare is offering Family Festive Grants to those who currently work (and/or who have lost their job/work due to Coronavirus) in the thoroughbred racing and breeding industries and who have dependent children. This grant is intended to assist with