Neighbourhood Watch - Volunteers Needed

The primary focus of Neighbourhood Watch (NHW) is on neighbours looking out for each other, building safer and more inclusive communities.

In order to re-invigorate Bunny's NHW scheme it would be helpful to have more volunteers acting as NHW Co-ordinators so that each part of the village has someone watching out for those who live there.

The role doesn't have to be onerous, and it doesn't involve any confrontation - we're not vigilantes!

I'd be very pleased to hear from anyone who may be interested in learning more.

Dick Wilson (Bunny Neighbourhood Watch Co-ordinator)
M: 0115 940 6872, E: DickWilson@nottswatch.co.uk

Walk-in Covid-19 jabs for all adults will be available from Friday 25– Monday 28 June in Nottingham and Nottinghamshire as part of Nottinghamshire’s Big Vax-the-Nation Weekend for vaccinations, where all eligible adults can come and grab a first or second jab from 8am-8pm.

Please let your friends and family know that all those eligible for their Covid-19 vaccine will be able to receive a Pfizer or AstraZeneca vaccine at nine sites across the city and county including:

• Gamston Community Hall
• Forest Recreation Ground
• King's Meadow Campus
• Richard Herrod Centre
• Newark Showground
• Ashfield Health Village
• Mansfield Wickes site
• King's Mill Hospital Vaccination Hub
• Queen's Medical Centre

Those currently eligible include any adult member of the public as well as those who are clinically vulnerable, clinically extremely vulnerable and carers.

All sites will be open from 8am to 8pm from Friday to Monday offering walk-in appointments to anyone eligible for their first or second dose. Second doses will be available for anybody who has had their first jab on or before 30 April.

Bunny Bulletin August Edition
We are pleased to announce the Bunny Bulletin for this month now available. A copy should be delivered to your door and just in case you need it, a copy can be downloaded from this website.

Dog theft is on the rise and we are urging the public to keep their dogs SECURE, IN SIGHT and SEARCHABLE, and to  help make pet  theft a SPECIFIC OFFENCE.

Visit ourwatch.org.uk/protectyourpooch for more information.

More than 603 people have tested positive for Covid-19 during the last 24 hours across Nottinghamshire.

It comes after a total of 1,141 cases were confirmed in both the Nottingham and Nottinghamshire [1] for Thursday, January 28 and Friday, January 29. The largest increase was recorded in Nottingham, where 193 cases were confirmed over 24 hours.

The reproduction number, or R value, of coronavirus transmission across the UK is between 0.7 to 1.1, according to the latest Government figures.

COVID-19 Vaccination toolkit - A message to our community leaders from NHS Nottingham and Nottinghamshire Clinical Commissioning Group