Dursley News - October 2020
 

Not too much happening in October as the ongoing pandemic continues to affect trade and daily life everywhere. A trip to the town centre reveals quieter streets, and those shoppers who are around are wearing the inevitable masks, necessary to slow the spread of the virus. Towards the end of the month preparations are being made to mark the 75th anniversary of VE Day and commemorative poppies are beginning to appear.

  
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Poppies at St. James' Church
As streamer of remembrance poppies hangs down from the tower of St. James' Church.
(October 31st 2020 - copyright Andrew Barton)

  
   

Poppies under the Market House
Large poppies have been tied to pillars under the Market House building ready for Remembrance Sunday
(October 31st 2020 - copyright Andrew Barton)

  
   

Parsonage Street looking south
Visible in this view along Parsonage Street looking towards Silver Street, is the scaffolding which has been erected outside the premises once occupied by Norville the optician's shop.
(October 31st 2020 - copyright Andrew Barton)

  
 

 

Parsonage Street looking north
A view along Parsonage Street with the now vacant premises of the florist, Daisy Belle, on the left.
(October 31st 2020 - copyright Andrew Barton)

  
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