‘Take it a step further’ - Streets hang bunting and lights to celebrate NHS
Residents of Albany Road, in Southtown in Great Yarmouth, have hung bunting and Christmas lights to celebrate the NHS. Picture: Amy Read. - Credit: Archant
The Clap for our Carers has become a weekly ritual with people across the UK expressing support for key workers.
Sam Clark, Claire Rouse, Courtney Clark, Simon Clark and Jasmine Rouse, residents of Garfield Road in Great Yarmouth. Picture: Courtesy of Sam Clark. - Credit: Archant
Now streets in Great Yarmouth have taken celebration of frontline workers to the next level, as residents of Albany Road and Garfield Road have hung colourful bunting and Christmas lights across their streets.
Amy Read, 25, resident of Albany Road, said: “People had been putting bunting in the windows, we were asking why don’t we take it a step further.”
Her partner, Denzel McGee, hung the bunting from some of the houses, while a large banner thanking the NHS was draped across the gates at the end of the cul-de-sac in Southtown.
Ms Read is a nurse and works at the James Paget Hospital, in a non-Covid-19 ward.
Residents of Albany Road, in Southtown in Great Yarmouth, have hung bunting and Christmas lights to celebrate the NHS. Picture: Amy Read. - Credit: Archant
MORE: Woman in her 30s among six more coronavirus deaths in Norfolk’s hospitalsSam Clark, resident of Garfield Road, said: “Neighbours are loving it and quite a few opened doors to say what a lovely idea it is, plus it brightens up the street at these uncertain times.”
Amy Read and Denzel McGRee, residents of Albany Road, in Southtown in Great Yarmouth, have hung up bunting and Christmas lights to celebrate the NHS. Picture: Amy Read. - Credit: Archant
