CORONAVIRUS (COVID-19) CRISIS
A response team has been set up to help those who are vulnerable or self-isolating.
The parish has been divided into zones with a zone captain and a team of volunteers
– see map below for details. Click on the map to see a bigger version.
Please respect the government and NHS guidelines:
STAY AT HOME unless your trip is to buy food or take exercise once a day, or you have to go work.
Above all, use SOCIAL DISTANCING – that’s the only way we will beat this virus
We are so fortunate to live in Deddington where there is such a strong community spirit.
Thank you to everyone who is helping out, local businesses and individuals, it is much appreciated.
April issues of Deddington News:
Click here to see the emergency 2pp Covid-19 which has been printed and distributed to all households.
And here for the full April issue, including ads
We aim to keep you informed, entertained and in touch with our amazing community
The 2020 Parish Show has been cancelled
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April issue of Deddington News:
The emergency 2pp Covid-19 issue has been printed and distributed to all households. The full April issue is available at www.deddington.org.uk/deddington-news/. We aim to keep you informed, entertained and in touch with our amazing community
Following the Prime Minister's national statement yesterday evening, access to the play areas at Windmill Park (including exercise equipment), Welfords, Piece, Wimborn Close and Deddington Grange will be closed on Tuesday 24th March 2020 for 21 days.
The park areas in the parish will remain open for exercise purposes on the proviso that social distancing of none householder members is strictly adhered to.
This is done for all residents safety and we do ask that you respect these closures and help us fight back against this virus.
Deddington Parish Council.
Coronavirus Emergency: Bea Maloney (with PC support) is co-ordinating a growing team of volunteers and will organise street captains to help the isolated and vulnerable with food and medicine shopping. To volunteer, or if you need help, contact her at mrsbeatricemaloney@gmail.com or 07957 655095
'If Winter comes, can Spring be far behind?' Linda Newbery's pic of welcome daffodils in Hempton, the March image in the 2020 Deddington Library calendar.