News and reports

Following the identification of type 2 polio virus in sewage samples from north London, all children aged 1 to 9 years in London need to have a dose of polio vaccine now.

"Throughout, our overriding concern was to maintain our effectiveness in serving the interests of Richmond residents, patients and service users." - John Anderson, Chair, Healthwatch Richmond. Read the report here

Free universal testing from the NHS has ended. If you experience symptoms of Covid-19, what should you do? Read here to find out how to keep others safe and reduce the spread.

For new arrivals to the UK it can be confusing where to go if you need medical assistance. Here we outline your rights as a refugee, where you can access emergency help and how to register for a GP.

The NHS is now offering Covid-19 vaccination for children aged 5 to 11. Why should children take the vaccine? What vaccine will they be offered? Read to find out more.

How many doses of vaccine should you have? How many booster doses? Read this guide to find out what kind of Covid-19 jab you are eligible for.

If you're a young person and you're concerned about the spread of coronavirus amongst kids and teens, below are some resources and information for you.

The Government has updated their guidance on care home visits from 31 January 2022. Read on for the latest information.

All UK covid-19 travel restrictions will be removed from 4am Friday 18 March. Find out more about the changes.

Guidance on testing has changed. Find out when you should get tested and how to get a test.

On February 21 the Prime Minister announced the next steps for living with Covid-19, including the lifting of restrictions in England.

On February 21 the Prime Minister announced the next steps for living with Covid-19, including the lifting of restrictions in England. Find out about the timeline of regulation changes and how to keep yourself and other safe.