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Scouting During Lockdown STAY SAFE Saturday, 30th May, 2020 In Social Partnership Keep Your Digital No. 008 ISSN 1749-5962 with Easingwold District FREE Community Care Association Email: [email protected] Distance www.easingwoldadvertiser.com The Easingwold Advertiser & Weekly News, The Advertiser Office, Market Place, Easingwold, York YO61 3AB. For Sales & Distribution call Claire, Tel: 01347 821329 e-mail: [email protected] Scouting during lockdown All Sizes of Skips Fast, Reliable Service Recycling Your Waste Licensed Tipping Facilities Wait and Load Service Reclaimed Building Materials Crushed Rubble www.moverleyskiphire.co.uk [email protected] Suppliers of: Heating Oil AGA Additives Following Government’s guidance, all face-to-face Scout meetings, Boiler Additives activities and events were suspended from Tuesday, 17 March 2020. The Run Out of Fuel! suspension applies to young people and adults. 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During June, July and August in the UK CLA Director North Dorothy Fairburn there are no dark nights, only twilight, so said: no need for torches. Let your eyes get “We fully recognize that the nation used to the light and you will see easily. will want to make the most of our Make a habit of checking weather beautiful countryside following forecasts for cloudless nights or just look lockdown restrictions being eased. up after sunset. “Those using the countryside There are wonderful things to see during summer nights. Here are few : should, especially under current • Star gazing. If you know it’s going to be a cloudless night, wear warm circumstances, be conscious that it clothes, organize an air bed or lounger, pick a spot in the garden where you is also a place of work where the can see a lot of sky. Go out, lie down and look up for at least 30 minutes as this land, livestock, machinery, wildlife is how long it takes for your night vision to activate. You will be amazed at the and environment must be respected. number of stars you will see. Avoid bright Moon nights because the Moonlight “Following advice from Defra and MARKETS TO REOPEN AND hides the stars. The best dates for star gazing will be June 18 to 24, July 18 to Public Health England, we urge the 22 and August 16 to 21. public, when on their daily exercise, CAR PARK CHARGES REINSTATED • Constellations Some find the starry sky confusing. The way to start finding to maintain social distancing Hambleton District Council is guidance now changed and with more your way around is to learn the shapes of the easiest constellations. In the requirements, keep dogs away from reopening its markets next week – in people out and about the Council summer the two clear ones are Cassiopeia and The Plough. livestock and leave gates as they find line with coronavirus restrictions. needs to manage the demand on them.” The markets in Thirsk and its car parks. However parking will “We are also calling on the public Northallerton have been running with remain free for NHS staff, social care to be pragmatic and avoid hot-spot just food stalls since lockdown was staff and volunteers displaying a valid tourist areas that are particularly busy imposed – but from June 1 all traders badge – either government or North this time of year. It’s important that can return to their high street slots. Yorkshire County Council issued. we all act responsibly and check car Thirsk opens first – on Monday Car park users are asked to be parks, for example, are open before June 1, with Northallerton following respectful of others and maintain travelling.” on Wednesday, and then both on social distancing. There will be signs at Saturday. the parking pay stations to encourage Traders have been given guidance social distancing and reminding users on ways to operate safely for both of the Government guidance. Care homes combat customers and staff – and that social “With more people returning to work lockdown loneliness distancing measures can be followed. and more people visiting our towns It is hope the farmers market will we need to return to previous parking To see the ISS look up into a dark clear with new tech • The International Space Station. return to Thirsk by July. arrangements,” said Council Leader, sky to the South West at the right time. To get the time use the App Heavens Elderly residents of care homes The council is also re-imposing car Councillor Mark Robson. Above or similar on a smart phone or tablet. Or visit on spotthestation.nasa.gov
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