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Please read the following update regarding construction work re-starting on Higher Heyes, from Ian Forber (Site Manager):
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| The people of Cheshire are being reminded to stay at home as the fight against coronavirus continues. As the country moves into a fifth week of restrictions in a bid to save lives and protect the NHS, residents across the county are urged to do their bit as part of the national effort. Superintendent Richard Rees said: “I want to thank every single person in Cheshire in helping to play their part in tackling the spread of coronavirus – listening to the advice they have been given, taking it on board and staying at home where they can. “The steps you are taking during this global pandemic will help to save lives and protect the NHS. Read more: People of Cheshire Urged To Stay At Home 17/04/2020
Thank you to all those who signed up to volunteer to help the vulnerable, elderly and self-isolating at this difficult and weird time. We now have a network of volunteers in place so please feel free to let your neighbours (or anybody you think may be vulnerable or in need of help) know that they can request it via the details here. If you would like to volunteer then please register your interest at https://www.kingsleyvillage.co.uk/index.php/11-community/421-kingsley-volunteers
31 March 2020 An emergency response for people living in west Cheshire has been launched to support those vulnerable groups at higher risk from serious complications as a result of COVID-19 infection. Latest EventsClick here for full calendar |