Peterborough Coronavirus (COVID-19) News

Newly-launched nurse-led bereavement service is supporting families and relatives who have faced bereavements during covid 19 in and around Peterborough. 

A Peterborough-based company has won a government deal to support frontline health and care staff with over 7.6 million 3D printed protective face shields, which will boost its workforce by 100.

As they say, the show must go on, Virtual West End bootcamps have continued at Peterborough’s New Theatre, keeping young people entertained in the lockdown. 

Peterborough resident spent lockdown sewing ‘thank you’ banners for Mum and her colleagues working for NHS.

Peterborough resident sets up home gym after charity boxing match cancelled due to lockdown to keep up with fitness. 

Next week (June 15-21) is Mencap’s Learning Disability Week where the theme is “friendships during lock down.”

Management and staff have been busy preparing to re-open Peterborough's Queensgate shopping centre after 13 weeks. Read on to find out details of what measures shoppers can expect. 

Concerns have been raised as “winter is coming” and experts worry it will bring with it added pressure on care homes still struggling with the impacts of Covid-19.

Peterborough’s popular garden centre Van Hage, based in Eye, remains closed but online orders and click and collect have resumed for shoppers. 

Peterborough Cathedral, local mosques and temples all say that they aren’t rushing to open the doors, following the government announcement allowing them to re-welcome worshippers for 'private prayers' from June 15.