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Wandsworth Council has announced a series of emergency measures designed to safeguard its residents and support the local community during the coronavirus outbreak.

Ravi Govindia, Leader of Wandsworth Council said: 

We want people to exercise in our parks and green spaces and remain healthy and safe, however, those taking exercise, especially joggers and runners, need to act responsibly and make sure they observe the two metre rule and protect other park users.

A new food distribution depot has been set up in the town hall so that vital supplies can be sent out to the people that most need them.  

Ravi Govindia, Leader of Wandsworth Council said: 

Read the Prime Minister’s guidance everyone should follow and the measures the government has put in place to fight Coronavirus.

Changes are to be made to Wandsworth’s garden waste removal service during the Coronavirus Pandemic with Wandsworth Council giving priority to household waste and recycling collections and ensuring the borough’s streets are kept clean.