12 results for tag: COVID-19
Updated Face coverings Guidance for the John Godber Centre
From Friday 10th December as a community venue the wearing of face coverings by the public, and staff in public facing areas, will be mandatory in the John Godber Centre unless exempt.
Copying previous advice - people are expected to wear a face covering BEFORE entering a community building and must keep it on UNTIL they leave (and have exited the building) unless there is a reasonable excuse for removing it.
As the Government releases guidance for each sector hirers will update their customers/guests on their own rules and guidelines for their activities within their hired rooms. Within the public areas however face coverings should be worn ...
Lifting of Restrictions from 19th July
Reopening of the John Godber Centre – Lifting of Restrictions from 19th July
We’re pleased to hear of the lifting of restrictions from the 19th July following the latest Government announcement and appreciate the lifting of legal restrictions will be both a relief and a cause of anxiety to many.
The John Godber Centre leadership teams have been reviewing and discussing the latest information and our plans for the coming months and how best we can support all who use and work in the John Godber Centre.
COVID-19 has not gone away and cases remain high and rising in the community and the building is well used by various age groups, types of ...
Look – we’re in the news
Have you heard of new local news website, Hucknall Nub News?
It's a brand new news website featuring stories and the latest news from around Hucknall, which aims to help support and promote everything that's great about our town.
What's more, the John Godber Centre has been featured by local columnist Tom Surgay - check out the story of our time throughout the pandemic and how we've met the challenges of Covid-19 and its impact on our business of supporting the community of Hucknall.
Click here to read the feature...
Updated Covid-19 Risk Assessment May 21
Updated John Godber Centre Covid-19 Risk Assessment 10.00am 18.05.21
For your information, and reassurance that we are undertaking all that we can and must, to protect users and staff, please find attached the John Godber Centre Covid-19 Risk Assessment.
In compiling this document, the Government’s guidance for multipurpose community venues has been used alongside information from ACRE (Action with Communities in Rural England) and Church of England’s guidance (as the Church Hall) Guidance for other industries (hospitality, visitor and heritage sites, offices and workplaces) have also been reviewed.
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Updated Covid-19 Risk Assessment April 21
Updated John Godber Centre Covid-19 Risk Assessment 10.00am 12.04.21
For your information, and reassurance that we are undertaking all that we can and must, to protect users and staff, please find attached the John Godber Centre Covid-19 Risk Assessment.
In compiling this document, the Government’s guidance for multipurpose community venues has been used alongside information from ACRE (Action with Communities in Rural England) and Church of England’s guidance (as the Church Hall) Guidance for other industries (hospitality, visitor and heritage sites, offices and workplaces) have also been reviewed.
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Vacancy – Centre Duty Manager
VACANCY AT THE JOHN GODBER CENTRE
As Covid-19 Restrictions are relaxed and the Government's Roadmap implemented, the John Godber Centre is looking to recruit a Duty Manager - applications are now invited.
Click here for more details and how to apply, on our vacancies page.
Updated Covid-19 Risk Assessment Jan 21
Updated John Godber Centre Covid-19 Risk Assessment 05.01.21
For your information, and reassurance that we are undertaking all that we can and must, to protect users and staff, please find attached the John Godber Centre Covid-19 Risk Assessment.
In compiling this document, the Government’s guidance for multipurpose community venues has been used alongside information from ACRE (Action with Communities in Rural England) and Church of England’s guidance (as the Church Hall) Guidance for other industries (hospitality, visitor and heritage sites, offices and workplaces) have also been reviewed.
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We’re Good To Go – at the John Godber Centre
The John Godber Centre has successfully applied for the “We’re Good to Go” Industry Standard accreditation from Visit England.
“We’re Good To Go” is the official UK mark to signal that a tourism and hospitality business has worked hard to follow Government and industry COVID-19 guidelines and has a Risk Assessment and processes in place to maintain cleanliness and aid social distancing.
The industry standard is a way of letting customers know which businesses have made necessary changes to their day-to-day workings, including social distancing measures and staff training and provide a ‘ring of confidence’ for all sectors as well ...
Publication of our Covid-19 Risk Assessment
John Godber Centre Covid-19 Risk Assessment
For your information, and reassurance that we are undertaking all that we can and must, to protect users and staff, please find attached the John Godber Centre Covid-19 Risk Assessment.
In compiling this document, the Government’s guidance for multipurpose community venues has been used alongside information from ACRE (Action with Communities in Rural England) and Church of England’s guidance (as the Church Hall) Guidance for other industries (hospitality, visitor and heritage sites, offices and workplaces) have also been reviewed.
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Latest guidance on face coverings in relation to the JGC
From today (Friday 24th July) face coverings are now mandatory in additional enclosed public spaces including shops, supermarkets, shopping centres and transport hubs.
Wearing a face covering is NOT mandatory in other venues that have measures in place to protect staff and the public from COVID-19.
The John Godber Centre, as a community venue has worked with hirers and staff to create a robust risk assessment of control measures to reduce the risk of transmission in the venue, with social distance and increased hygiene procedures in place, and at the current time masks are not mandatory for those working and visiting the building. However, we ...