Covid-19: Care home residents in England allowed two visitors from 12 April
From 12 April, two people – as well as babies and young children – will be allowed for indoor visits Source link
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Covid-19: Visitors from tier 4 and Wales ‘must self-isolate’
Areas of England outside the South East say the new variant of Covid-19 is likely to be circulating. Source link
Care home welcomes visitors after pilot covid test
A care home in Teignmouth is one of the first in England to pilot a new testing system to allow visitors in. The lateral flow tests provide results in 30 minutes. For those taking part in the pilot it has meant physical contact with loved ones for the first time in many months. Source link
Covid: Care home visitors to trial regular testing
Family and friends will receive screening to allow them to visit loved ones without restrictions. Source link
Covid travel ban for visitors to UK from Denmark
Writing on Twitter, Grant Shapps said: “This decision to act quickly follows on from health authorities in Denmark reporting widespread outbreaks of coronavirus in mink farms. Keeping the UK public safe remains our top priority.” Source link
Covid: Care homes advised to allow visitors in England during lockdown
Screens, visiting pods, and window visits are among measures advised by the government in England. Source link
Care home residents to be allowed more visitors
Image copyright Getty Images Image caption Infection control measures need to be in place for visits to be allowed Visiting rules at care homes are to be relaxed from Monday, the Scottish government has announced. Health Secretary Jeane Freeman said up to three outdoor visitors from two households would be allowed. Infection control measures, including … Read more