North Yorkshire residents are being urged not to hold Bonfire Night parties at home as we all work together to reduce Covid-19 cases in the county.
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As concerns continue about rising Covid-19 infection rates across the county, children and families are being urged to enjoy alternatives to traditional trick or treating on 31 October.
Businesses and workers in North Yorkshire are being offered help to get fitter, save time and money and help the environment by creating travel plans to support cycling or walking to and from work.
Health officials are urging people to follow the rule of six when socialising, to stay 2 metres apart from people they do not live with where possible and to wear a face covering in indoor settings where social distancing may be difficult.
A scheme in North Yorkshire is helping people feel safe and protected against hate crime when they go out.
National Hate Crime Awareness Week 2020 runs until 17 October.
Since the start of the Covid-19 pandemic, an incredible volunteer effort has lifted and carried communities across the county to ensure no-one slips through the cracks.
During the Covid-19 pandemic and beyond into the new normal, North Yorkshire has been kept on its feet by an army of frontline workers.
Covid-19 testing capacity for people experiencing symptoms is to be increased in North Yorkshire with the building of two seven-day-a-week sites.
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