THOUSANDS of Dorset residents, firefighters and police cheered on NHS staff and other key workers helping to keep the country running during the coronavirus pandemic last night.
Clap For Our Carers returned for its fourth consecutive week at 8pm on Thursday evening.
Sandbanks residents Harry and Sandra Redknapp were among those to show their appreciation for our key workers.
Picture: Corin Messer/BNPS
The couple joined in with the celebrations from the balcony of their home.
Picture: Corin Messer/BNPS
Picture: Corin Messer/BNPS
The national round of applause has become a weekly highlight during the coronavirus crisis.
Footage from outside the Royal Bournemouth Hospital courtesy of the Royal Bournemouth and Christchurch Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust
There were heartwarming scenes all over the county outside hospitals, fire stations and in residential streets.
Crew #ClapForCarers outside front of station pic.twitter.com/Dq0hjiuf4M
— Ferndown Fire Stn (@DWFRSFerndown) April 16, 2020
Maiden Newton Fire Station lending their support to #clapforNHS #ClapForCarers @DWFireControl @DWFireRescue pic.twitter.com/GpDTBjy62r
— Andy Elliott (@WildfireTacAd) April 16, 2020
Good turn out @DCHFT this evening to #clapforNHS #ClapForCarers @DorchPolice @Dorchester_Fire @swasFT all present.
— Dorset Traffic Cops (@DorsetTraffic) April 16, 2020
Good to see so many #NHSheroes able to come outside and join us as well as off duty staff who came to show their appreciation. pic.twitter.com/opW7eSdazQ
Bournemouth's Hilton Hotel lit up its windows in the shape of a heart to show its support for key workers.
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The nation will clap from their doorsteps and gardens tonight for NHS staff to celebrate their amazing work tonight at 8pm. We want to see footage and pictures.
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