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There is an ever growing group of local volunteers who will gladly help with shopping, picking up prescriptions or even just a chat on the telephone.  Please dont hesitate to contact any of us on Messenger if you need help: Ben Christmas, Rob Davies, Isobel Trow, Laura Francis, Ellie Davies, Lucy Armstrong Blair, Tom Beddoes (and too many others to mention!)

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If you know someone who is isolating and they need food parcels you can call: Shropshire Councils Helpline  0345 678 9028
Shropshire council can also make orders on behalf of a customer over the phone with a Shropshire Council purchasing card and arrange for this to be delivered. The customer will then be invoiced for payment at a later date.  If you are struggling to make payments for supplies and need this support, please contact Shropshire Council Community care group (0121 318 5138) or email Tracy.johnson@shropshire.gov.uk  It is a confidential service.

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Our local shop has good supplies of most grocery items including Eggs, milk, bread and loo roll!
The following local shops will DELIVER: Paddy Ryan's, Cambers, Harley Nurseries, Catherine's Bakery, Wenlock Deli, AJ's in Wenlock

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Mike and Chris's local walks booklet

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Click on this text to link to phone numbers operating through the Corona Virus shutdown

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The Food Share Project - UK (on Facebook) is still operating at all its centres around here distributing surplus food for a small donation. THIS IS NOT A FOOD BANK and is open to all

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A new initiative introduced by the Post Office is being rolled out to banks.

Anyone who cannot leave home may be able to ask a trusted friend or volunteer to withdraw cash at any Post Office using a single-use voucher. The Post Office scheme is being extended and offered to all banks, building societies and credit unions. If the bank allows it, someone can ask for a one-time barcode sent via text, email or post for a stipulated amount. A trusted friend or volunteer can exchange the voucher for the cash requested. Previously, only a named individual, such as a carer, could collect cash in this way on someone's behalf. Now any trusted neighbour or volunteer can do so.

The idea of the Payout Now scheme is to allow people who are shielded or self-isolating, mainly elderly, to maintain access to cash without having to hand over a debit card and Pin to somebody else.

For more details please see BBC News and the Post Office website:
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-52229698

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A ton of resources for home learning from Christchurch Cressage Primary School