Back To School After Lockdown

Saturday, 6 March 2021 11:18

With children heading back to school on Monday, Suffolk County Council are keen for parents not to just jump back in their cars.

With children heading back to school on Monday, Suffolk County Council are keen for parents not to just jump back in their cars. They are urging those heading back into the classrooms following the national lockdown, to consider cycling, walking, scooting or taking part in the park and stride schemes Check out more details and advice at: www. suffolk.gov.uk/adviceontravel

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