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SALFORD HAS 241 NEW CORONAVIRUS CASES AS GREATER MANCHESTER TO SPEND £100,000 ON COVID IMPACT SURVEY
 

Star date: 22nd October 2020

GREATER MANCHESTER HAS 'URGENT REQUIREMENT' FOR COVID OPINIONS TO SUPPORT 'BEHAVIOUR CHANGE'

Salford has 241 new confirmed cases of coronavirus, bringing the cumulative total to 6,491. There have been two virus-related deaths at Salford Royal Hospital.

Meanwhile, Greater Manchester Combined Authority has put out a tender to the value of around £100,000 for Resident Surveys, with an "urgent requirement to source a company able to deliver outcomes quickly on reporting COVID related opinion and impact" to support "the behaviour change we need to...stop COVID-19".

Full details here...


GMCA Survey Tender Salford coronavirus cases 21st October
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Salford has 241 new confirmed cases of coronavirus, bringing the cumulative total to 6,491, up from the previous day's 6,250.

Elsewhere in Greater Manchester, cases in Manchester rose to 16,421 (up from 15,920), followed by Bolton 8,083 (up from 7,858), Oldham with 7,226 (up from 6,972), Wigan 7,591 (up from 7,276), Tameside 5,382 (up from 5,198), Rochdale 6,433 (up from 6,187), Stockport 5,342 (up from 5,180), Bury 4,942 (up from 4,780) and Trafford 4,791 (up from 4,639).

There have been two new virus-related deaths at Salford Royal Hospital.

Meanwhile Greater Manchester Combined Authority, GMCA, has put out a tender for an estimated £100,000, with an "urgent requirement to source a company able to deliver outcomes quickly on reporting COVID related opinion and impact in Greater Manchester..."

The organisation, which acts on behalf of the ten boroughs of Greater Manchester, is looking for a research partner to create ongoing reports on people's views on COVID and how it has affected them to "provide a strong foundation to help ensure our communications and engagement activities are insight-led and appropriately delivered and targeted, and supporting the behaviour change we need to inspire across the population to stop COVID-19 (coronavirus) and its unequal impacts".

The start date for the contract is expected to be 1st December, which some people might feel is just a little bit too late...

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at 18:06:06 on 22 October 2020
So Superspreader Darren who goes all over has stopped wearing a mask? I'm sure all his journeys are essential. I mean, 3 supermarkets in 3 days, the Traffod centre , a few meals out and his brekky from Greggs. Are Darren and Rossi the same person?
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Alice wrote
at 10:48:28 on 22 October 2020
0k Salford Star Readers . This is our opportunity to get together and produce the report on our activities and our opinions on the last 10 months of the Covid 19 impact and the attempts to limit its spread. The Government has spent thousands of our money with its efforts but has wasted much of this whilst packing the pockets of private companies. Meanwhile our public services, such as the health service, has been by - passed, even though trained and knowledgable. I am so distressed and angry at the way this Government has ignored Trained public service professionals in order to give contracts to private untrained companies. Why aren’t we objecting to this. Let’s get writing .
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born bred darren wrote
at 09:45:27 on 22 October 2020
Most People don't care no more about this Chinese flu, the attitude is "I don't give a monkeys and I don't give a toss". I now is one of them, but I still keep distance from other people. The last 3 days I've been in 3 different supermarkets (mentioning no shop names) and thought to myself "fuck it" I'm not wearing my facemask around the store, why should I when half the citizens and staff are not wearing facemasks and no-one challenged me or my daughter the other evening. At the end of the day people have STILL got to keep distance from each other and make sure hands are clean, that's it.
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