Clap for carers rings out around Mansfield once again to thank our NHS staff and key workers
People clapped their hands, banged pots and saucepan lids in tribute to NHS staff and other key workers on the frontline of the Covid 19 crisis.
Folk from Mansfield and the surrounding districts joined thousands of people across the UK for a second "Clap for Carers" tribute, as this video shows.
The one-minute salute, with shouts, cheers and whistles was aimed at NHS staff, doctors, nurses, carers, pharmacists, emergency services such as the fire, ambulance and police, as well as other key workers dealing with the coronavirus crisis.
Supermarket staff, care workers, bin collectors and delivery drivers were also among those honoured.


Households came out in force, onto doorsteps, streets and gardens, whilst others clapped from their windows, patios and balconies, to mark the nation’s gratitude at 8pm on Thursday, April 2.
The event is now expected to happen every week, on the same day and same time.
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