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Coronavirus - COVID-19
Important information on Coronavirus -COVID-19
Please abide by the current government guidance in regards to the developing COVID-19 situation:
- Coronavirus (COVID-19) What you need to do
- Government guidance on social distancing for everyone in the UK
- Advice from the NHS on protecting yourself from COVID-19
Whilst we are endeavouring to keep all information on the website up to date, we would advise you to check directly with the relevant venue for the most up to date information.
WASH HANDS / COVER FACE / MAKE SPACE
Visit Newquay Tourist Information Centre
When visiting the Tourist Information Centre, please use our hand sanitiser inside the door upon entering and leaving the premises and ensure that you are wearing a face covering. A one way system has been implemented in our shop which we politely ask all visitors to adhere to, in addition to this we have a seperate entrance and exit point. A maximum of five people may be in the shop at one time. Screens have been erected for the safety of all.
Newquay Town Council implements precautions to tackle the spread of COVID-19
Newquay Town Council have made the decision to implement a variety of measures to each of its services to prevent the further spread of COVID-19 (Coronavirus).
The ultimate aim of these precautions is to protect staff and the public from spreading the virus. The measures are ahead of any government announcement, as the Town Council have made their own local risk assessments.
Facilities Service
The hand washing machines in each of the toilets have been reprogrammed to stay on for 30 seconds, in line with NHS advice to thoroughly wash your hands with warm water and soap for the duration of that time.
The Facilities Team will continue their daily tasks as usual and have stepped up their cleaning, with signs put in place as reminders for people to wash their hands. Newquay Town Council is responsible for the most public toilets in Cornwall and want to ensure that every possible measure is taken to increase hygiene levels and guarantee access to all.
UPDATED 31.12.20
