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  • The Syresham Times May 2020 Edition

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The Syresham Times is a quarterly magazine written by members of the community. It includes regular features from the Parish Council, Church and Chapel as well as a fun crossword and updates from the village organisations.

If you would like to contribute to the magazine, deadlines for submission of articles is the 31st January, 30th April, 31st July and the 31st October. Please contact the Editor, Ian Draper, (iandraper@nasuwt.net) for more information or to submit articles.

May 2020 Online version only

It has become apparent that we will not be able to publish the May Edition of Syresham Times as normal.

We have been reliably advised that the Covid-19 virus can survive on paper for a period of time, and that any infection which might be on the magazine could easily be transferred to the hands of a person delivering the copies around the village, and then on to door furniture and subsequently residents might be affected.

With this in mind it has been decided therefore to publish on-line only on the Village Website and via the Villagers Face Book page.

Ian Draper, Editor, iandraper@nasuwt.net

Last updated: Fri, 01 May 2020 12:30

Clerk: Mrs Samantha Hosking, 2 The Terrace, Biddlesden, Brackley, Northamptonshire, NN13 5TR

Telephone: 01280 851178 Email: parishclerk@syresham.com

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“Don’t put it off – get it checked”

Northamptonshire doctors urge people not to ignore signs of potential cancer as local referral numbers fall.

During the Coronavirus crisis people with symptoms of cancer are still able to quickly access the help they need.
Dr Azhar Ali, GP Clinical Lead at Northamptonshire Clinical Commissioning Group (CCG) said:
"Understandably, many people will have concerns about coronavirus and some might feel like they don't want to be a burden on our healthcare system during this period of national emergency – but we want to reassure people that the NHS in Northamptonshire is still very much here for all those who need it.
"Anyone who is worried they might have cancer should contact their GP without delay, because the longer they leave it, the higher the risk the cancer will spread and make treatment much more complicated. So don't put it off – get it checked."
In many cases, the symptoms will not be related to cancer and will be caused by other, non-cancerous health conditions. In the event of a cancer diagnosis, clinicians will discuss with their patients the benefits of starting cancer treatment against the increased risks from contracting coronavirus, based on their individual circumstances.
For further information please visit www.nhs.uk/cancer

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