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28-03-2020-TIS-TWN 06.Indd STAY SAFE Saturday, 28th March, 2020 Keep Your No. 819 ISSN 1749-5954 In Social Partnership with Email: [email protected] Distance Thirsk Community Care www.thirskweeklynews.com 30p The Thirsk Weekly News, The Advertiser Office, Market Place, Easingwold, York YO61 3AB. For Sales & Distribution call Claire, Tel: 01347 821329 email: [email protected] BATHROOM COLLECTION Appointed Stockist for the Laura Ashley Bathroom Collection Bathrooms Visit our showroom. Opening hours: Monday to Friday - 8:00am to 5:30pm, Stillington Road, Easingwold, Saturday - 9:00am to 4:30pm York. YO61 3JE FURNITURE, SANITARYWARE & BRASSWARE exclusively by 01347 821 111 www.wainwrightbathrooms.com Rehoming of the Week Rufus Isn't Rufus just the most handsome boy? The Blue Cross team certainly think so. 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The cinema Vandalism At Playground In Easingwold 2 keeping Thirsk's cinema open. is a huge part of their social scene, Times change and in the current most enjoyed the interaction with their Peter Brown Spring Arrives On Claypenny................. 3 situation of course, the cinema as all team members and the customers, Gardening Talks.................................... 4 others, has had to temporarily close often not actually watching films - Managing Director Rat Or Water Vole? ............................... 4 it's doors. simply enjoying keeping the cinema Kevin Hollinrake MP Visited Outwood It's important that we hear of good open for others. 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Easingwold Community Singers! ............. 10 Over 75 volunteers are involved in Howardian Helpers ............................ 11 J.W.MYERS We Are Suspending Production Of The MONUMENTAL Paper .................................................. 12 MASONS Ghost Towns? ..................................... 13 We'll Be Back - Right On Cue ............. 13 Farm Shop & Deli Awards Finalists 5% OFF WITH THIS ADVERT Revealed............................................. 13 Easingwold Running Club ................... 14 Individually Designed Memorials • Letter Cutters Sustainable Distillery Celebrates Additional Inscriptions • Renovations and Cleaning International Day Of Forests ................ 14 Grave Care Packages Available • Competitive Prices Letter To The Editor ............................ 14 Free Quotations • Free Brochure on Request Criminal Damage In Easingwold ......... 14 Parkinsons Cafê .................................. 15 01347 820120 | www.jwmyers.co.uk Hospital Visiting Cancelled .................. 15 [email protected] General News Chapel Street, Easingwold YO61 3AF Message From China On How To Cope In Lock Down ................................... 4 County Council Steps In As Villages’ Bus Service Cut ................................. 4 Great Yorkshire Show 2020 Cancelled ... 5 Win For NFU As Government Makes Further Funding Available For Flood-Hit Farmers ............................................. 6 NYCC Steps In To Support Its Smaller Suppliers With Instant Payments........ 7 Be Alert To Covid-19 Scams, Warns Trading Standards ............................ 8 THE TALE OF YORKSHIRE TEA IT HAS BEEN DECIDED Covid-19: Accessing Medicines From (An affectionate look at some Yorkshire institutions by an ‘off-comer’) THAT, IN LINE WITH THE Your Local Pharmacies ...................... 8 When we moved over the Pennines, women return to the village for the Covid 19 - Helping Those Most At my wife started buying Yorkshire sacramental meal of fish, chips and MAJORITY OF SCREENS Risk! .................................................. 9 tea, from Taylors of Harrogate. This mushy peas, with white bread and NATIONALLY, THE RITZ Joint Statement On New Measures To makes a very pleasant strong brew, butter and a nice cup of tea. The men CINEMA THIRSK Stop Spread Of Coronavirus ............. 10 but otherwise seemed unremarkable. retire to the public house, where they Restriction Of Access To District Then one day, it suddenly dawned: considerately remain out of the way Council Offices ............................... 10 “Yorkshire tea?? I thought that tea for the rest of the day (and evening). WILL BE CLOSED FOR Work Underway To Provide Places In came from India or China.” So I set On the following day, the collected THE FORSEEABLE Schools To Children Of Workers In out to investigate. I was eventually leaf has to be dried. It is first crushed FUTURE. 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