The centre is available for people with Covid-19 symptoms to book appointments in Fleetwood as part of the Government’s drive to continue to improve the accessibility of coronavirus testing.
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  Nov 27, 2020  
     
 
Good evening everyone
 
I hope you are having a happy Lancashire Day 2020.
While it has not been a year to celebrate by any stretch of the imagination, we can definitely be thankful that we live in such a beautiful and friendly part of the world.
We have the rolling hills of the Ribble Valley and the stunning Forest of Bowland, the magnificent coastline from Lytham to Silverdale in the North, plus the two cities of Preston and Lancaster.
We've got some of the best food producers in the country and award-winning ones at that!
But the thing which makes Lancashire the best place to live is the people. And while this year has been a tough one for us all, we've got this far together.
We've been trying to give you the best possible coverage of what the pandemic has meant to the county - from the human stories behind the statistics to the amazing feats of key workers and the ordinary folk who have done extraordinary things.
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Thank you and have a lovely weekend.
 
Gillian
 
Here are some of today's top stories ...
 
     
  New walk-through coronavirus testing facility opens in Lancashire  
     
  The centre is available for people with Covid-19 symptoms to book appointments in Fleetwood as part of the Government’s drive to continue to improve the accessibility of coronavirus testing.  
     
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The Preston, Chorley and South Ribble areas where cases are still rising as Lancashire prepares for Tier 3
 
Yesterday the Government announced that the whole of Lancashire would be placed under the highest level of Covid restrictions in England, after hopes that the county would be split into different tiers when national lockdown came to an end.
 
     
 
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There have been 61,188 coronavirus cases in Lancashire since March - here is the full breakdown of case numbers for every area in the county
 
The number of people who have tested positive for Covid-19 in Lancashire since the start of the pandemic is now 61,188.
 
     
 
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"Just because we could doesn't mean we should" this Christmas, Lancashire public health boss warns
 
Lancashire's director of public health has urged the county's residents to be cautious over the forthcoming Christmas season.
 
     
     
     
   
     
     
     
   
 
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