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Are the changes to services we’ve seen over the past nine months going to be here to stay?

Our congratulations go to David Mallory, who has been recognised as a champion among Digital Champions

Digital can be for anyone, but it isn’t for everyone.

On 1 December the NHS introduced a new way for you to access urgent care. Find out what this means for you and your loved ones.

Children under two years of age are at more risk of complications from flu, as are pregnant women. Children over two may not get such serious symptoms but are likely to spread the virus to other family members.

Patsy used to just use her phone for making calls. Now she can use it to to share photos of her beloved dog with her friends. We hope this is just the start of her digital journey.

Whittington Health shared ways in which their services have changed to ensure patient and staff safety during this pandemic.

Most dental practices have to have up to one hour gaps between patients if they are providing treatments, to maintain a safe environment for patients and staff. This means that available appointments are in short supply.

We supported 680 residents from migrant communities with a range of issues related to the pandemic, and gave over 1600 people access to reliable information about coronavirus in their first language.

We supported 680 residents from migrant communities with a range of issues related to the pandemic, and helped 1698 local people get access to reliable information about coronavirus.

The Fairer Together Partnership has been established to bring together a range of organisations in Islington to confront the challenges local people are facing.

The local walk-through testing site, in the car park of the Sobell Leisure Centre, will be open from 8am-8pm, seven days a week, for the next six months.