Last week, I had a lovely lass ring me from the local library. She said they were contacting members to say "Hello" and seeing if we were alright. What a lovely gesture.

Then, my next-door neighbour and I both found a beautifully decorated, handmade cards in our letterboxes, saying "I hope you are having a lovely day". It made my day.

I am one of the luckier ones who have family nearby, but there are many totally on their own, so, THANK YOU to all of those people, and I am sure there are many more, helping to make this time pass by more quickly.

Our Pfizer supplies keep being allocated to Sydney whilst we have two hospitals servicing the whole region.

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I have been waiting two months to get an appointment after my first was cancelled. Someone needs to press for rural areas to get supplies or we will end up like Dubbo. People who cannot have AZ for medical reasons should be prioritised.

The proposal to locate a TOMRA (Return and Earn) exchange in the Bowral pool car park should be nipped in the bud quickly. This location being the gateway to the Cherry Tree Walk is unsuitable due aesthetic, noise and rubbish issues. This proposal not only effects local residents but hundreds of Cherry Tree Walk users and also is a children's safety issue for those utilising the Bowral pool. Suitable locations for TOMRA are industrial areas or perhaps hidden behind shopping centres only.