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Coalville Indoor Market re-opens

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Tuesday, 16 June 2020 09:27

Images courtesy of North West Leicestershire District Council

Social distancing measures have been put in place.

Coalville's Indoor Market re-opens after closing because of the coronavirus pandemic.

Social distancing measures have been put in place to help people keep safe.

Public town centre toilets in Coalville will also be reopened on Mondays to Saturdays with charges removed to reduce hand contact and need to use coins at the entrances.

It comes after high streets in Leicestershire welcomed back shoppers on Monday 15th June as lockdown restrictions continue to ease.

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