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Message from Booka Bookshop.
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It is likely that everyone has already received this information, but twice is better than not at all.
Message from nhs.test.and.trace.covid19.app@notifications.service.gov.uk
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This is a public health message from NHS Test and TraceAs part of the government's coordinated response to Coronavirus, NHS Test and Trace has developed the new NHS COVID-19 app. It is now available for download to all residents of England and Wales. We strongly recommend that everyone over the age of 16 downloads and uses it.
The app will help you to understand and manage your personal risk and reduce the spread of Coronavirus. The more people who use it, the more effective it will be. The app requires operating system 13.5 or above if you have an Apple iPhone. It requires Android 6.0 or above if you have an Android phone. If your smartphone is not compatible, you can still access full support from the NHS Test and Trace service. NHS Test and Trace All individuals over the age of 16 who are registered with a GP in England and have provided an email address to the NHS are receiving this email. Some people will receive a text message instead, if an email address has not been provided. | ||
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Hopefully this will not apply to people in our area.
Message from the British Ironworks Centre.
Calling all Families Affected by the Manchester Arena Tragedy!
The Greater Manchester Police Work in Collaboration with the British Ironwork Centre to Create an Anti-Violence Monument
In July, a 7.5 tonne lorry arrived here at the Ironworks to deliver thousands of weapons – including knives and guns – which have all been collected from the streets of Manchester. All weapons were collected as part of the Greater Manchester Police's (GMP) 'Forever Amnesty'. The knife and gun banks used for the amnesty were designed and created here at the Centre and have been utilised as a continual programme to encourage and support the public to surrender their dangerous weapons in order to clear the streets of violent and aggressive behaviour. Manchester are the first location in the UK to develop and commit to an ongoing amnesty project like this, with all collected weapons to be used to create an anti-violence monument for the city.