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DEDHAM PARISH COUNCIL UPDATE
Dedham Parish Council is alive and active but along with many other public and private organisations we are unable, at the present time, to have public meetings. The Elections planned for May 2020 have been deferred for a year so the present Council will continue for another year. Existing councillors will, for the time being, maintain their existing roles.
Parish Council meetings will take place virtually using Zoom, contact the Clerk for more details.
All Councillors are committed to continuing current programmes of work so far as is possible and our clerk will be available to give advice as necessary and make payments to contractors as normal.
In terms of corona virus we are already working closely with Rev. Antony Wilson and the church authorities, the Ardleigh Doctor’s Practice and local businesses all of whom we know are trying hard to continue to operate albeit in different ways to serve the best interests of our Parish. We understand the difficulties facing us all and we all have a collective responsibility to help the more vulnerable members of our community so please look out for your friends and neighbours without prejudicing the real but tough guidance we have received from HMG. For those in need please contact the DEDHAM and ARDLEIGH HELPLINE on 01206 322025. For Parish Council affairs our clerk can be contacted on clerk@dedhamparishcouncil.co.uk or 01255 871483. . Our website will continue to operate and will continue to be updated with helpful information as it arises. Please check regularly.
Please keep safe and follow public guidance, check out the latest guidance for January 2021.
Dedham Parish Council.
The latest statistics can be found by following this link.
WHERE DO I HAVE TO WEAR A FACE COVERING
With the government guidelines changing every few days, we thought we'd give you a quick list on where you now have to wear a face-covering. If you need to go to any of these places it is now mandatory for you to wear a mask.
- Public transport
- Transport hubs, like airports
- Shops and supermarkets
- Shopping centres
- Auction houses
- Premises providing legal or financial services, like banks or post offices
- Personal care and beauty premises, like hair salons and tattoo parlours
- Attractions, like museums and theatres
- Libraries and public reading rooms
- Places of worship
- Funeral service providers
- Community centres and social clubs
- Public areas in hotels and hostels
- Storage and distribution facilities
- NHS settings such as hospitals
Local information and facebook pages.
Full guidance on staying at home and away from others.
Coronavirus information posters.
Updated guidance - effective 5th January 2021.
How to lower risk 1m social distance?
Updated information for England - effective November 5th 2020