The decision to attend public worship, particularly for those at extra risk (ie over the age of 70) and ‘clinically extremely vulnerable’ during the current COVID19 pandemic with the risks associated, is the individual’s own.

To mitigate the risks COVID19 restrictions* are in place in the Church building. To protect yourself and others, those attending services are requested to adhere to the following:

• Face coverings are mandatory in the church building (this is a legal requirement). Please bring your own.
• Hand sanitiser should be used on entering and leaving the church. Supplies are in church.
• The track and trace list should be completed on entering the church (or scan the QR code in the porch).
• Maintain social distancing (2 metres) at all times both inside the church and in the churchyard.
• Only sit on pews allocated for the congregation (people from the same  household or “bubble” can sit together).
• Communal (congregational) singing shall not take place indoors or outdoors.
• Only touch as few surfaces as possible.
• When entering or leaving the church care needs to be taken that there is no
  mingling between households.

*Church of England Covid19 Advice on Conduct of Public Worship 12/1/2021 v2.8