Robert Jenrick

Parks and cemeteries must remain open and The Family can say has to visit loved ones funerals, Local Government Secretary, Robert Jenrick .

Talk to you in number 10, He Said , "people need to Park" but you need the compliance with social distancing, and do not gather in groups.

He also announced an Extra £1. 6bn for local councils in England.

And why it affects some groups more.

what said the government's daily briefing, Mr Jenrick that he "made it clear" to the councils, that all the parks must remain open, after a few closed their doors in the last few weeks.

He Said the lockdown measures were more difficult for those without gardens or open spaces and that they are accessible for the "health of The Nation ".

Mr Jenrick said the funerals can go on with close Family Members present, so that you can say, "a respectful farewell" to those you love.

He pointed to the death of 13-year-old Ismail Mohamed Abdulwahab, of Brixton, who died after the conclusion of the contract Covid-19.

The Tragedy was compounded, after The Family could not his funeral, he continued and added: "That's right, and it shouldn't have happened. "

Standing next to the minister, (PSA) for the NHS and other care staff.

Prof Stephen Powis said that it was "critical" to the PSA receives for NHS staff, so that you can follow, The Best possible care to its use.

Mr Jenrick said 400,000 dresses of the arrival in Britain of Turkey on Sunday.

councils are facing increased costs during the Corona-Virus outbreak from the support of vulnerable persons and provision of basic services to those in need.

Mr Jenrick said Council employees were the "Unsung Heroes " of the coronavirus response.

The additional £1. 6bn announced that it is doubling the amount the government has said it will be worth it.

Mr Jenrick said the new sum of £3. 2 billion in funding means an additional £300 would go to the devolved administrations - £155m for Scotland , £95m for Wales and £50m for Northern Ireland .

Local Government Association (LGA) Chairman Cllr James Jamieson, welcomed the promise of more money, saying it would give councils "room to breathe". But Richard watts, LGA resource-Chairman, had previously.

Mr Jenrick thanked 99-year-old for the NHS, and announced that he would be the guest of honour at the opening of the new Nightingale-hospital in Harrogate next week.

He also realized research was needed to better understand the influence of The Virus on the people from Sundays-municipalities.

England's chief medical officer, asked to consider the Public Health , what could be accounting for higher risks and increased deaths in certain groups.

Prof Powis said he was also concerned, especially as A Number of Nhs England staff from the affected groups were, and he wanted to know what you can do to support and protect it.

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