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Dewch yn Hyrwyddwr Cymunedol COVID-19 ar gyfer Cwestiynau Cyffredin Caint a Medway Achosiad y pandemig COVID-19 ym mis Mawrth 2020 wedi tynnu sylw at yr anghydraddoldebau presennol mewn grwpiau penodol ledled Lloegr. Er enghraifft, a recent report published by Public Health England has shown that mortality rates from COVID-19 in some Black, Asian and…
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Stay Alert – Control the Virus – Save Lives For the latest Covid-19 information, advice, help and local services please go to the Dover District Council website at www.doverdistrctcouncil.gov.uk or call on 01304 821199. From 1st June the Town Council offices are open to the public from 10am to 1pm Monday to Friday (excluding public…
We are very sad to hear that Dame Vera Lynn, the Forces’ Sweetheart whose songs helped raise morale in World War Two, has died aged 103. Dame Vera was best known for performing for the troops during World War Two in countries including India and Burma and she holds a very special place in the…
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Mae Ciosg Pebbles yn ôl! From Monday 25th May your favourite friendly café at the East Cliff on Dover Prom will be open for takeaways – drinks, hot snacks and ice-creams – with a warm welcome for everyone. All the relevant Government guidelines are being followed with social distancing a priority – and for now only…
Dover Town Council remembers and honours all those who made sacrifices during the Second World War and through their suffering and bravery helped to bring peace to Europe once again. Dover Town Council was looking forward to taking part in the national public commemoration of VE on 8 Mai. Public commemorations cannot now take place….
Please note that the following rules apply in respect of all Town Council allotments at the current time and until further notice. This will help to keep us all safe from infection. Do not attend the plot if you have coronavirus symptoms or a family member is self-isolating • Take a flask of…
Every year on 23rd April Dover remembers with thanks and honours the men who fought and died during the raid on the mole at Zeebrugge on that day in 1918. The current Covid-19 restrictions mean that the traditional commemorations cannot take place. This year we are protecting the vulnerable in our community including our veterans…