Denbighshire County Council

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All supermarkets in Denbighshire will be able to open from this Sunday 5th of April · 8am-10am for key workers and the vulnerable. · 10am-4pm for general public
Further guidance for Easter Sunday trading and the sale of alcohol will be given as soon as possible.

Are you joining in the clapping tonight at 8pm, in recognition of the great work being carried out by our health, social care and other professions to try and keep us safe during coronavirus?

Information for carers during coronavirus. https://www.denbighshire.gov.uk/…/coron avirus-information-f…

Help us to be able to help you - social distancing is key. Stay 2 metres apart. Let’s work together to do all we can to fight #coronavirusuk #stayathomesavelives

The Health Minister Vaughan Gething has confirmed that hundreds of health and social care professionals will soon return to their previous careers to help tackle COVID-19.

Message from the North Wales Safeguarding Board. https://www.denbighshire.gov.uk/…/Messa ge-from-North-Wales-…

👉 Please visit our website to apply for this post and others within the Council #DCCJobs https://www.denbighshire.gov.uk/en/reside nt/jobs/jobs.aspx

Advice on getting supplies to people in isolation.
https://www.denbighshire.gov.uk/…/Getti ng-supplies-to-house…

Car parks operated by Denbighshire County Council will be free to use from March 31 until further notice. The decision to suspend parking charges has been taken to assist key workers and volunteers collecting shopping and other essentials for those unable to go out during the COVID-19 pandemic. A full list of Council-operated car parks can be found on the Denbighshire website www.denbighshire.gov.uk Some of our car parks are currently closed and full details are available at www.denbighshire.gov.uk/coronavirus Please note free parking does not apply to the privately-operated Morfa Hall car park in Rhyl or St Asaph Cathedral car park.

Denbighshire County Council is advising households on the best way to prepare waste for collection during the coronavirus outbreak. Food, blue and black bins are continuing to be collected as normal, but residents are being asked to help protect council staff. www.denbighshire.gov.uk/…/Advice-on-how -to-prepare-waste-fo…

We ask young people to help spread the word not the virus – #stayathomesavelives & remember that small acts of kindness count #coronavirusuk #staysafe

Pupils at Ysgol Bro Dyfrdwy, Cynwyd, have written letters and a card and made bunting for residents at Cysgod Y Gaer care home in Corwen. The pupils, all children of key workers still attending school, wanted to let the residents know they were thinking of them. The children and staff all hope the residents, and staff at Cysgod y Gaer, enjoyed the letters and bunting.