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The NHS in Leicester, Leicestershire and Rutland is making temporary changes to some local healthcare services with immediate effect.

HUNDREDS of local people have come forward to offer their services to help Leicester’s response to the coronavirus outbreak.

STRICT new measures from the Government that aim to save lives by slowing the spread of the coronavirus mean big changes to the way we all live, work and socialise – regardless of our age.

THE coronavirus outbreak is an anxious time for everybody, so Leicester City Council is responding to people’s worries with information and advice to help everyone manage their mental health.

The city council is providing almost 100 additional forms of accommodation to ensure that no-one has to sleep rough in Leicester.

OVER 50 new parking spaces and laybys have been created across Leicester as part of a programme to help neighbourhoods.

THE coronavirus outbreak has meant new challenges for everyone and the people helping to keep Leicester City Council’s customer service line running are no exception.

WITH the weekend coming up, the city council is reminding people that they can leave their homes for exercise just once a day.

NHS workers and other key staff who are delivering essential services to the people of Leicester can park free of charge in any city council pay & display car park

SUPPORT is available to help ease financial hardship being experienced by people who are affected by Coronavirus.

THE city council’s housing service has moved to critical business only, so that support for Leicester’s most vulnerable residents can still be provided.

PEOPLE who would like to offer their services to help Leicester’s response to the coronavirus outbreak can now formally register as a volunteer.