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Super model Roger, with one of Sue's creations!

Posted: June 2020

Sue Kirk will make you a face mask for £2 to cover the cost of materials. Roger, her husband-cum-church treasurer-cum-male model, is seen with one of her designs. Other designs are shown in the other photograph. To order, phone or email Sue — Tel. 01296 415312, Email: kirk_roger@yahoo.co.uk.

The government has announced that wearing a face covering will be mandatory in hospitals and on public transport in England from 15 June. The rule applies only to England, where face coverings will be a condition of travel on buses, trains, ferries and airplanes. Visitors and out-patients in hospitals will also be required to wear face coverings. Young children, disabled people and those with breathing difficulties will be exempt. Last month, the government published guidance saying that homemade cloth face coverings could help reduce the risk of transmission in some circumstances, and advising their use in certain situations where maintaining social distancing is more difficult.

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