For the second week running, Clap For Our Carers took place at 8pm on Thursday.

There were wonderful scenes outside Poole Hospital where firefighters and police clapped and sounded their sirens as a thank you to NHS workers.

Crews from Westbourne Fire Station were among those who attended, and they took to Twitter to share footage of the emotional moment.

@Poole_Hospital https://t.co/QgeEZX6aC7

— Westbourne Fire Station (@DWFRSWestbourne) April 2, 2020

Footage courtesy of @DWFRSWestbourne and @DWFireRescue

Here’s just some of our officers and staff out this evening at @Poole_Hospital thanking our NHS, community care professionals and key workers for all their efforts during #COVID19 👏🏻👏🏻#ClapForKeyWorkers #ClapForCarers #ClapForNHS pic.twitter.com/PSDbfnEaTw

— Dorset Police (@dorsetpolice) April 2, 2020

These pics were sent to us from one of our amazing nurses, whose Mum and Dad did this for her at their home near Surrey. Leanne says “it’s one of the hardest feelings to not see them, but this feels like some positivity amongst the chaos.” 💙 #ClapforourCarers #ClapforKeyworkers pic.twitter.com/NxWLpSvlTj

— Bournemouth Hospital (@RBCH_NHS) April 2, 2020

While outside the Royal Bournemouth Hospital, a massive screen was left outside on a trailer with the message "thank you NHS".

To whoever arranged this, thank you! Full of pride for our staff, and community support means so very much to us 💙 #ThursdayMotivation #clapforourcarers #ClapForTheNHS https://t.co/CXFGtlz4MQ

— Bournemouth Hospital (@RBCH_NHS) April 2, 2020

Echo readers also joined in with many people sharing videos on the Bournemouth Echo’s Facebook page.

People said there were fireworks going off and even boats getting in on the action at Poole Quay.

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