Peterborough Coronavirus (COVID-19) News

British university students like Jack Booth, from Peterborough, have many questions about how coronavirus will impact their studies.

Local chef criticises government on lack of implementation and poor management of support package promised to businesses during the crisis. Warns it could lead to a credit crisis.

The Combined Authority has approved an additional £40 million fund for affordable housing, including its £100k Homes project.

Peterborough soup kitchen, providing hot meals to the needy people, will stop its service temporarily due to coronavirus. They are looking for an alternative solution.

Gladstone Primary Academy have shared some of their home-school assignments with us so that we can share them with you. Today's lesson is English.

Nicola Daintith, a teacher from Queen Katharine Academy, has shared a few reading resources that might come in handy for teachers and those who are home-schooling in the following weeks

Four patients at Peterborough City Hospital and Hinchingbrooke Hospital who tested positive for the coronavirus have died.

Vivacity, the charity that manages much of the culture and leisure opportunities across the city, has launched a platform to bring some services straight to the homes of customers.

Peterborough City Council has added details of disruption caused to services due to coronavirus. Their daily update can be read below. 

Cambridgeshire and Peterborough Combined Authority is hoping to resume formal meetings using video-linked technology.