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Have your say on the future of services for adults in the North Kensington community

Kensington and Chelsea’s first dedicated school for children with autism and learning difficulties is due to open in September 2021 – and you can share your views on it today.

Over 20,000 rapid community tests have been carried out for those who can’t work from home, including key workers, by Kensington and Chelsea Council since community testing began in early December.

Yasmin Baker, an 18-year-old first year medical student studying at Imperial College London, has been volunteering her services since the start of the vaccination programme.

Last month figures showed a large increase in the number of Coronavirus infections in parts of South Brent, North Westminster and North Kensington.  Although they have started to come down, they are still higher than other parts of the boroughs.   

Public health experts shared some of the key facts around Coronavirus immunisation during an online information session organised by Al Manaar Muslim Cultural Heritage Centre Trust.

Al Manaar is doing its bit to tackle a spike in Covid-19 cases with an online vaccination information event this Sunday (24 January).

Have your say on how new planning rules can keep protect Kensington and Chelsea’s urban environment for the future