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'We can't just wish it away' - The plea to get Covid jabs in Greater Manchester's hardest-hit borough

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Sign up to the MyTameside newsletter here to keep abreast of what's happening in your neighbourhood Tameside residents are being urged to get their vaccines as the area becomes Greater Manchester's worst-hit for Covid.

The borough is one of four parts of the region to have a Covid rate above the English average - and is the only one to see its case numbers rise week-on-week in the latest figures.

Dr Jeanelle de Gruchy, director of public health for Tameside, is cautiously optimistic for the weeks ahead thanks to the success of the vaccine in reducing extreme illness and hospital admissions. READ MORE: Heartbreaking tributes to 'amazing' mum found dead as murder investigation launched But with almost one-fifth of Tameside adults still yet

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