Royal Borough to request move to high COVID-19 alert level
The Royal Borough will ask Government to raise its status in the three-tier coronavirus alert system from Medium to High next week.
The Royal Borough will ask Government to raise its status in the three-tier coronavirus alert system from Medium to High next week.
The council's second-in-command will quit the Royal Borough to take over the reins at another nearby local authority.
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