Tattingstone Parish Council

Coronavirus (COVID-19) response

Tattingstone Parish Council has cancelled all face to face Parish Council meetings. The Parish Council currently meet via Zoom on a monthy basis. Members of the public are welcome to join the meetings. Contact the Parish Clerk for an invitation on 07798 752147.

Please keep up to date by visiting the village FaceBook page or by visiting this page www.tattingstoneparishcouncil.co.uk/covid

D Wood Chairman

James Cartlidge MP Covid-19 Advice and guidance.

St Mary's Church - COVID-19 Announcement

​Sadly, all Church services are cancelled until further notice as a result of the Coronavirus. Please watch the Church notice board and Facebook page for up to date information. The Church will currently remain open in the day for personal prayer throughout this emergency, but please ensure that you wash your hands thoroughly before entering and after leaving the Church.

​PLEASE NOTE: There are no washing facilities in the Church. Please do not enter the Church if you are unwell or have been in close contact with someone who has been unwell recently, in order to prevent spread of infection to others. Please feel free to take a pew sheet or service sheet home with you for personal use (dont bring it back!) 

​Simon Harley Church Warden  01473 327531  tattwarden@btinternet.com

Useful links to latest Covid-19 guidance and information

Click here for guidance on social distancing for everyone in the UK and for protecting older people and the vulnerable.

• HEE Connect coronavirus advice and guidance

• NHS website coronavirus information

• Public Health England: Coronavirus (COVID-19): guidance for health professionals and other organisations

• Public Health England coronavirus dashboard

• PHE: Coronavirus (COVID-19): What is self-isolation and why is it important?

• HCPC – COVID-19: Information for education providers

• HCPC – COVID-19: Regulation – joint statement with other regulators

• Corona Virus Resource from Wiley – Relevant research on COVID-19

• Coronavirus (COVID-19) – advice for higher education providers