National Trust Decides To Close Its Parks And Gardens To Fight Coronavirus

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Last Updated 22 March 2020

National Trust Decides To Close Its Parks And Gardens To Fight Coronavirus
Morden Hall Park. Image: Shutterstock

The National Trust has reversed its decision to keep all its parks and gardens open after just a few days.

Now they have all shut, in a bid to try and restrict the spread of coronavirus. A major issue was that lots of people headed to these locations, due to a dearth of other things to do. Of course, nay Londoners do not have their own gardens.

Kew Gardens closes today too — another place that had attempted to stay open throughout the pandemic.

London's Royal Parks are remaining open — as are plenty of local parks — as a place for Londoners to exercise for their physical and mental wellbeing. However, they are pleading with crowds to observe social distancing.

Keep up to date on all the latest London coronavirus news here.