Devon County Council is giving more to support local organisations helping to tackle the effects of coronavirus in their communities, by introducing a new grant of up to £5,000 as part of the COVID 19 Prompt Action Fund.
Council chief praises the dedication of Team DevonDevon County Council Leader John Hart has praised the dedication of council workers across Devon who are operating as an additional emergency service during the coronavirus pandemic
Councils are identifying accommodation that could, if required, be turned into temporary care facilities for people when they’re ready to leave hospital, to relieve pressure on the NHS.
Safety repairs will be carried out to around 11 miles (18km) of the A3079 from Fowley Cross to Cookworthy Farm, via Halwill Junction, starting from Monday 6 April
With public transport services reduced, Devon County Council is trialling a new on-demand subsidised taxi service to help key workers travel to and from work
Nine apprentices, part funded by Devon County Council, will be employed by independent sector social care providers.
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Partner agencies across Devon and Cornwall are launching a campaign to raise awareness around domestic abuse and have warned that it may increase in the coming weeks due to the impact of Covid-19.
Devon County Council has launched the COVID-19 Prompt Action Fund to help provide valuable funding to organisations working in communities that have been affected by the coronavirus outbreak.
Highways teams are targeting safety repairs on Devon’s roads in order to maintain the local network for key workers
