How is Telford marking the Covid-19 Day of Reflection?

Telford is marking the day with yellow lighting at Southwater One and the opening of a remembrance garden.

What is the purpose of the remembrance garden in Telford?

The garden offers a peaceful space for residents to reflect, pay their respects, and come together in solidarity.

What were the Covid-19 statistics for Telford between April 2020 and January 2022?

Between April 2020 and January 2022, the county had 69,453 confirmed Covid-19 cases and 703 fatalities.

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Telford Lights Up for Covid Day of Reflection

7 Mar

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A remembrance garden will be opened to honor those lost.
Southwater One will be illuminated yellow on Sunday.
Telford recorded 69,453 Covid cases and 703 deaths.

Telford Lights Up for Covid Day of Reflection

Six years after the pandemic began, Telford & Wrekin Council is observing the Covid-19 Day of Reflection. As part of the observance, Southwater One in Telford will be illuminated with yellow lighting on Sunday.

A remembrance garden will also be opened near Southwater One, providing a tranquil setting for residents to pay their respects. This space is intended for collective remembrance and solidarity.

Council data indicates that between April 2020 and January 2022, the county recorded 69,453 confirmed Covid-19 cases, resulting in 703 fatalities. The council spokesperson emphasized remembering those lost and honoring community resilience.

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