Station Road Crossing Closures – 18 to 19 June 2020

Jun 122020

Please be aware that nightly closures are planned for the Station Road Level Crossing, Sutton commencing on Thursday 18th June to Friday 19th June 2020. See below for details.

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11 hours ago

As you can imagine with the COVID-19 outbreak and the fact that Reverend Cora will be leaving us at the end of this month, things are up in the air at the moment.

The service due on 26th July will now be a joint one in the car park at Scofton church, so please be aware of this change. The service begins at 11:00am.

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St Bartholomew’s Church Service Update – July 2020

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As you can imagine with the COVID-19 outbreak and the fact that Reverend Cora will be leaving us at the end of this month, things are up in the air at the momen

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3 days ago

Because we have a slightly higher Covid-19 rate in Bassetlaw than other areas of Notts (but still low compared to other areas of the country) we will be getting some extra support with testing. This is a proactive approach and is nothing to be worried about.

📢 COVID-19 testing in Worksop 🧪🦠

If you have coronavirus symptoms book a test at the Mobile Test Unit based at Central Avenue car park in Worksop (S80 1EW) from Monday 13 July.

From Saturday 11 July you can book your test:
💻Online 👉 orlo.uk/Book_a_test_1T6rf
☎️By phoning 119

Bassetlaw District Council has also provided the following extra information:

“Central Avenue Car Park – Partial Closure

The right hand side of Central Avenue Car Park in Worksop will be closed from Monday 13th July, re-opening on Thursday 16th July. We would be grateful if motorists could park on the left hand side of the car park from Sunday 12th July. This to allow set up for the Mobile Test Unit in the Car Park.” … See MoreSee Less

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6 days ago

Please help us to protect our bin crews and your fellow residents by disposing of your PPE in the right way?

✔ Double bag PPE
✔ Set aside for 72 hours
✔ Put in your General Waste Bin
❌ Don’t put in your recycling bin

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1 week ago

St Bartholomew’s Church is preparing to reopen for services. The risk assessment has been completed and although you will find services are a little different to what you are used to we will be opening for worship at 9:15am on Sunday 12th July 2020.

Hope to see you there.

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St Bartholomew’s Church Reopening on 12 July 2020

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St Bartholomew’s Church is preparing to reopen for services. The risk assessment has been completed and although you will find services are a little different

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1 week ago

WATCH OUT – COVID-19’s STILL ABOUT!
Pubs, hairdressers, and others may be opening this weekend but Coronavirus is still about. As a nation, we have lost more people than the population of Worksop, so everybody still has to do their bit. Doncaster is on the brink of another spike, so we’re handily located between the two.

Public Health Nottinghamshire says we can all help to control the virus if we all stay alert. This means you must:

– stay at home as much as possible
– work from home if you can
– limit contact with other people
– keep your distance if you go out (2m apart where possible)
– wash your hands regularly.

Do not leave home if you or anyone in your household has symptoms. If you have symptoms of Coronavirus (COVID-19), you can ask for a free test to check if you have the virus. You can do that here: www.nhs.uk/ask-for-a-coronavirus-test or by ringing 119. If you need medical advice about symptoms of Coronavirus, or health concerns of any sort, you can ring NHS 111. … See MoreSee Less

This service is only for people in the UK – Ask for a coronavirus test – NHS

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You can ask for a test if you or someone you live with has coronavirus symptoms.

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