Minutes silence to be held today to mark third anniversary of the first lockdown

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Cambridgeshire saw 352 new Covid-19 cases in seven days up to March 18. This worked out at an infection rate of 53.6 per 100,000 people. The Fenland area had the lowest number of new cases at 38. In terms of most new cases, North Ely was the highest.

Published 2 months ago · Glasgow, United Kingdom

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The Independent

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Daily Record

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Stv

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Bournemouth Echo

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Glasgow Live

Minute's silence in Pollok Park to be held today on 3rd anniversary of covid

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