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Latest News
Temporary Footpath Closure
Footpath MST 16 & MLS 25 footpath closures between 21st September and 11th December.
Posted: Thu, 17 Sep 2020 12:11 by Irena Litton
FREE PIZZA
Leonard Stanley and Kings Stanley Parish Councils have teamed up to provide free pizza (plus cake, fruit and a drink) for the children of our villages. The events will take place at 1pm every Tuesday during August, outside Kings Stanley village hall (it will be inside the VH if it is raining but social distancing must be observed). To avoid disappointment please register your interest by emailing clerk@leonardstanley-pc.gov.uk or respond to the facebook post on Love the Stanleys. More »
Children under 11 must be accompanied by a parent or responsible adult.
(This is being funded by Gloucestershire County Councils Holiday Hunger Grant and sponsorship from Fat Toni's). » Less
Posted: Tue, 21 Jul 2020 10:37 by Irena Litton
Play Equipment
As per the current Government Advice - the play equipment will be able to be used from the 4th July. Please note that the equipment is not cleaned therefore ensure that children wash their hands or use hand sanitiser before and after playing there.
Maintain 2m social distancing with other users.
Keep your face and hands as clean as possible. Bring your own hand sanitising.
Avoid crowded spaces, if the equipment is busy consider coming back later. More »
If any family member is experiencing COVID-19 symptoms the whole family must self-isolate at home and should not visit any communal facilities
It is impossible to fully negate all risks of contracting the Covid-19 virus (or other infection) at a place like a playground, which can be frequented by large numbers of people, who may have differing views about social distancing and hygiene. It is also unclear how long the coronavirus can live on plastic, timber and metal playground structures. » Less
Posted: Mon, 29 Jun 2020 10:56 by Irena Litton
