This note provides an update on the information posted on this blog on Wednesday (8.4.20).
Key messages for today
- Please stay at home. Only go out for the essential purposes outlined by the Government and stay 2 meters away from others.
- If you use any of our parks or footpaths, please use them responsibly. Don’t drive to them, and observe social distancing at all times.
- Please don’t light bonfires to burn rubbish.
Ian Bancroft – Chief Executive
Cllr Mark Pritchard – Leader of the Council
Thank you!
In our last briefing note we asked you to continue to follow advice and stay at home for Easter.
The vast majority of you did that and we’d like to say thank you to each and every one of you.
As we enter another week of staying at home except for essential journeys or local exercise it’s important that we continue to follow the stay at home advice in order to protect the NHS and ultimately save lives.
GET THE LATEST COVID-19 INFORMATION FROM PUBLIC HEALTH WALES
Please don’t light bonfires
We’re supporting our colleagues in North Wales Fire and Rescue Service and asking you not to have any bonfires.
Read the blog article we posted previously.
Look out for scams
During these difficult times, unscrupulous criminals are exploiting our fears about Covid-19 and preying on members of the public – particularly older and vulnerable people.
Our Trading Standards officers are supporting National Trading Standards as they warn people to remain vigilant.
Read the blog article we posted earlier this week.
Reminder – can you help as a volunteer?
You can register as a potential volunteer to help staff delivering front-line services and to support community befriending.
AVOW (Association of Voluntary Organisations in Wrexham) is encouraging people to sign-up.
Reminder – reliable sources of information about Covid-19
Latest information on the virus and what people should do about it is provided by:
- Daily TV statements by the Government (including by Government ministers).
- Daily official briefings from the Department of Health and Social Care at 2pm, and Public Health Wales at 3pm.
This is a rapidly changing situation, so we will issue further information as and when appropriate.
Read the most up-to-date information about Covid-19.
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