Daily Coronavirus Updates

The Tameside and Glossop Covid Vaccination Bus will be stopping in Ashton town centre on Friday (29 October). 

A Bury neighbourhood has become the hardest hit area of Greater Manchester for its Covid-19 infection rate.

There's an opportunity for local residents to jump on board a bus to grab a Covid-19 jab in Gamesley. 

People working and living in Glossopdale are continuing to be urged to get tested regularly for Covid-19 to help stop the spread of the virus. 

Parents in Greater Manchester will be able to book Covid-19 vaccinations online for their 12–15-year-old children from the end of today (Friday) with appointments available as soon as tomorrow, the NHS has announced.

As Covid cases rise, Oldham's health leader is warning residents not to get complacent as new restrictions are not ruled out.

Health Secretary Sajid Javid has warned that Covid-19 cases could reach a record 100,000 a day but the government won't be implementing its 'Plan B' of measures in England 'at this point'.

Recent figures show the number of Covid-19 cases in the High Peak have seen a further rise of 10.5 per cent. 

Less than a month after the first Covid-19 booster vaccine doses were given, more than 115,000 people across Greater Manchester have now received theirs.

Five Greater Manchester areas - including Tameside and Oldham - are expected to receive extra government support to tackle coronavirus this winter.

Pupils and staff at Tameside's secondary schools are being asked to wear face coverings again when moving around indoors. 

As Glossop's Covid vaccination centre prepares to move to a new location at the end of the month, heartfelt thanks have been given to all those involved with Glossop Cricket Club. 

The Tameside and Glossop Covid Vaccination Bus will be stopping in Droylsden town centre on Thursday (14 October). 

Recent figures show the number of Covid cases in the High Peak have seen a further rise of 10.3 per cent. 

Local people can now collect free rapid lateral flow testing kits from Active Tameside's leisure centres across the borough.

Residents aged 16 and up can hop on board the Tameside and Glossop vaccination bus to 'grab a jab' in Ashton on Monday (11 October).

Glossop's vaccination hub will soon be moving - but not very far. 

People are being reminded that they should still get a Covid-19 test if they develop symptoms of the virus during the current period where lockdown restrictions apply.

As the coronavirus pandemic continues to affect us all, you may need to get in touch with agencies about specific issues which affect you.

Applications for the High Peak Connect COVID-19 Support Grant are now open again.