P J Pollard & Son Family Butchers

 P J Pollard & Son Family Butchers wish to notify the community that members of the family have tested positive for the COVID-19 virus, therefore we have closed the shop until 23rd January whilst we isolate in line with Government guidance.

On behalf of the Pollard family

 

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Update on fighting coronavirus in Buckinghamshire

Dear Resident,BucksBlueVSml

Many of you will have watched the Prime Minister’s televised address on Monday evening, when he announced that the whole country has again been placed into a full lockdown.

This means that we must all now stay at home, other than for a few specific reasons. It means that schools and colleges have switched to remote learning and that everyone should work from home if it’s possible to do so. People who are Clinically Extremely Vulnerable have been advised to shield once again for this period.

This is really tough for everyone and I fully recognise that. Whether you’re a vulnerable person worried about your health, someone who might be feeling more isolated or anxious, a working parent juggling home schooling or a business owner who’s already faced months of severe challenges, this is hard on us all. But, I want us all to hold onto the fact that we are not in the same place now as we were last March. We now have a vaccination programme which is underway and this means we can look to a much brighter future in the months ahead. This programme is managed by the NHS, who decide when, where and to whom the vaccine is given.

Buckinghamshire Council is actively assisting the NHS with project management and other logistical support. We already have three sites open providing vaccinations and a further two are opening on Wednesday in Chesham and High Wycombe. Additional sites are then expected to open in other parts of the county in the next couple of weeks. This means we will then have facilities available covering the whole county. The wider roll out of the vaccine should begin to help to ease the burden on local NHS services.

Read more: Update on fighting coronavirus in Buckinghamshire