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Published: 1st July, 2018

Updated: 11th July, 2019

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Announcement re Covid-19 virus / Corona virus

Wandlebury Country Park and Coton Countryside Reserve remain open to pedestrians and cyclists only, to enable people to take their once-a-day outdoor exercise. The car park and toilets at Wandlebury are now closed, please do not drive to the parks.

Your exercise should be alone or with members of your immediate household only. Please adopt social distancing when using the parks, which means ensuring you are 2 metres apart from anyone outside of your household.

We are only providing a limited warden service. In line with government advice, we have cancelled all our events and volunteer work parties until further notice. We are still operating as a charity, with our staff either working from home or following guidelines. Our office is closed but you can still contact our staff via phone or email.