Valencia in English – weekly round-up (27 Sept)
Restrictions extended With Coronavirus infections in the Valencia region one of the lowest in Spain, the regional health minister has announced current restrictions are to
Ana Barceló
Valencia in English – weekly round-up (20 Sept)
Latest: Coronavirus in Spain figures (24 Sept) Numbers of Coronavirus infections continue to rise steadily, yet with new outbreaks becoming more widely spread across the
Valencia in English – weekly round-up (6 Sept)
Latest: Coronavirus in Spain figures (10 Sept) The calm before the storm Teachers have been back at school preparing classrooms and playgrounds for the arrival
A ‘zero risk option does not exist’ – Valencia prepares for a return to school
Latest: Coronavirus in Spain figures (14 Sept) Back to school … eventually There’ll be a few more days’ holiday for some students after Valencia’s education
Valencia in English – weekly round-up (15 Aug)
Latest: Coronavirus in Spain figures (21 August) Nightlife curfews The city of Valencia had already announced nightlife curfews before the Spanish Health Minister, Salvador Illa,
Valencia in English – weekly round-up (9 Aug)
Latest: Coronavirus in Spain figures (14 August) Coronavirus on the rise as police crack down on social gatherings During the week there has been a
Valencia in English – weekly round-up (2 Aug)
Latest: Coronavirus in Spain figures (4 August) Throughout the week the repercussions of the devastating new UK quarantine restrictions have begun to be felt by
Valencia in English – weekly round-up (19 July)
Face masks compulsory The Valencian regional government has made the wearing of face masks compulsory in all public spaces across the Valencia region, even when 1.5
Valencia in English – weekly round-up (12 July)
Face masks, outbreaks, ‘New Normality’ Temperatures have been rising this week and while wandering around in the heat wearing a face mask, you may –
Valencia in English – weekly round-up (28 June)
Reaching out to the young The Valencian health department is trying its best to hammer home the message that Coronavirus (Covid-19) is still around, and