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Business owner says he wants to offer a life-line for the most vulnerable in the community.
A pen pal scheme is launched inviting people to send letters, cards and colourful drawings to people who are self-isolating.
Requests continue to rise from people self-isolating and families with children who would usually get a school meal.
The spread of spoof stories and scams related to coronavirus has prompted the government to take action.
Same team of advisers and admin staff will remain at the same town centre offices.
A supermarket chain has announced it is lifting temporary restrictions on many of its products as stock availability has now improved.
The shop is open for business and has a home delivery service offering fruit and veg boxes plus made-to-order meals.
Demand is high as the company aims to provide the product to key workers in frontline services.
The announcement comes just days after the company was given the green light to stay open despite tighter restrictions on movements due to the crisis.
Union says it has been briefed town's store one of 32 to be temporarily closed during coronavirus crisis.