Dear residents
In response to the recent outbreak of coronavirus (COVID-19), and following the latest Government advice, Thornton Parish Council has taken the necessary steps to cancel all meetings. It is therefore incumbent upon the Council that there will be no April ordinary Council meeting.
For all of us right now the current crisis is a challenging time while we do our best to take care of ourselves, our families, loved ones and the wider communities where we all live and work. If anyone has any concerns about how they or a vulnerable or elderly neighbour or relative is going to be able to cope with the restrictions to our day to day lives that the Government may ask us to make, whether it is practical things like food deliveries or practical help, please can you email: thorntonpc.clerk@googlemail.com or phone: 07722 929 483 and we shall immediately put you in touch with someone who can assist.
We hope this cancellation is just for the one month of April and that we can reconvene in May. It almost goes without saying, please keep safe and take care during this difficult time.
Best Regards
Thornton Parish Council
Here are some useful links that are being updated daily:
https://www.gov.uk/guidance/coronavirus-covid-19-information-for-the-public#history
https://www.sefton.gov.uk/miscellaneous-pages/coronavirus-2019.aspx
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Updated: 21st March 2020
Many thanks to NWAS Dave Kitchin and Dave McNally on an excellent presentation at last night’s Council meeting, 2nd March 2020. If we didn’t understand the importance of first responders, early CPR and defibrillation – we do now!
Cardiac arrest survival rates:
9.1% without early CPR and defibrillation
42.6% quadruples with early CPR and defibrillation
Don’t delay giving help. EVERY SECOND COUNTS!
Follow Dave McNally
@NWAmb_Davidmc
NWAS, Dave Kitchin & Dave McNally, will be guest speakers at Thornton Council’s next meeting: Mon. 2nd March at Holy Family High School at 7:00PM.
Among topics: how residents will benefit from a life-saving community defibrillator (AED) to be housed in an adopted telephone kiosk on The Crescent, Thornton.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/p0824z7s
Listen here from 34m for the interview with Thornton PC Councillor George Pennington and local residents with BBC Radio Merseyside regarding the flooding around the new building development at Lydiate Lane and Runnels Lane: Sundial Place.
Crosby & Litherland Champion front page cover story – 19 February 2020.
…come along, raise your concerns and get involved!
