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⚠️ Litter can spread #coronavirus

Please bin your litter, or take an empty bag with you so you can take it home.

Respect our local communities and protect our wildlife 💚 let's keep Devon safe and clean for all#OnlyLeaveFootprints #CleanDevon pic.twitter.com/Rmw65GOBBq

— Devon County Council (@DevonCC) September 2, 2020

We're not back to normal yet. If you’re catching up with friends or family outside your household, please remember to keep your distance and wash your hands regularly.
Keep loved ones safe and follow the guidance: https://t.co/OkmpNh09eE#DoItForDevon pic.twitter.com/FUg2MZxBLC

— Devon County Council (@DevonCC) September 2, 2020

Planning to share a car with others to drop or pick up children from school? Please ensure windows are open, everyone over 11 wears a face covering(unless exempt) & seats are left free to social distance
As an alternative if possible, encourage them to walk, cycle or scoot 🚶🚲🛴 pic.twitter.com/ww4Fum5elC

— Devon County Council (@DevonCC) September 2, 2020

Schools, Colleges & Nurseries are ready to welcome your children back, and are working to make them as safe as possible for Autumn.

For the most up-to-date information on returning to school safely in Devon, please visit: https://t.co/YXH5AdfnTi#BackToSchoolSafely #WeAreDevon pic.twitter.com/k63OXiP3HH

— Devon County Council (@DevonCC) September 2, 2020

Protect your loved ones against #coronavirus in Devon

If you have tested positive for coronavirus, please self-isolate and share your recent close contacts with the Test and Trace service.

For NHS guidance, please visit ➡️ https://t.co/k1WFRy0MtP#DoItForDevon pic.twitter.com/LJHv5VBwz2

— Devon County Council (@DevonCC) September 2, 2020