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A reminder to stay at home this Easter. For NHS staff, carers and other key workers there will be no chance to relax - that’s why it’s essential that we all play our part in protecting all those working tirelessly on our behalf.

The council have already started paying small businesses grants and a package of of measures to support the local economy.

Telephone consultations are available while the schools are closed if you are concerned about your child's emotional mental health and wellbeing.

Please call the council’s Front Door for Families on 01273 290400 if you are worried that a child may be at risk or in need of support.

Councillor Anne Pissaridou thanks cityclean staff for the job they're doing keeping collections going in very difficult circumstances. Please do your bit to help protect our staff collecting your refuse and recycling.

An online directory is now available of local organisations who have adapted their normal youth support in light of social distancing.

The chair of the city's Health and Wellbeing Board, Councillor Clare Moonan, offers advice on staying mentally and physically healthy during these difficult times.

Council leader Nancy Platts explains how we're supporting vulnerable residents with emergency food bank referrals, shopping and medicine collection, as well as wellbeing and loneliness support.

We’re providing toiletries, food and a safe place to stay. Cllr Williams explains how people can help support the work being done across the city.

Returning any of six vital pieces of rehabilitation equipment will help support the fight to keep people healthy through Coronavirus.