https://www.gov.uk/coronavirus
27 January , this guidance applies to ENGLAND
You will not be required to wear a face covering, including in communal areas of schools, but you should continue to wear one in crowded and indoor spaces where you may come into contact with people you do not normally meet.
You’ll no longer need to show your NHS COVID Pass at venues and events by law.
20 January , this guidance applies to ENGLAND
Staff and pupils in secondary schools and colleges will not be required to wear a face-covering in classrooms.
19 January , this guidance applies to ENGLAND
You are no longer asked to work from home if you can. Talk to your employer to agree arrangements to return to your workplace.
17 January , this guidance applies to ENGLAND
16 and 17 year olds can now book a booster dose online. Parents and guardians of people at higher risk of severe illness from COVID-19 between 12 to 15 years old, or those living with people at higher risk, will also be contacted to book a booster.
You can stop self-isolating at the start of day 6 if you get 2 negative rapid lateral flow test results on days 5 and 6 and do not have a temperature. Tests must be at least 24 hours apart. If either test is positive, wait 24 hours before testing again.
Measures that can be taken to protect yourself and others:
- Get vaccinated and your booster dose
- Wear a face covering in most indoor public spaces and on public transport
- Let fresh air in if you meet indoors. Meeting outdoors is safer.
- Get test and self-isolate if required.
For more information on vaccines and boosters:
https://covid19.glos.nhs.uk/vaccinations/
COVID-19 Drop-in Clinics
Some vaccination sites are offering drop-in clinics for COVID-19 vaccines. We will share details here when we’re aware of them (further dates are coming soon).
Please note you must wear a mask when you attend any vaccination site.
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Where |
Date |
Open to |
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North Cotswold Hospital |
Wednesday 19 January 3.30pm-6.30pm |
Anyone over 18 in need of a booster (must be at least 3 months following the second dose). Also anyone aged 16/17 (second doses can only be given 12 weeks after the first) or over 18s for first or second doses of Pfizer (second doses can only be given from 8 weeks after the first). First or second doses for 12-15 year olds (must be accompanied by a parent, second doses must be at least 12 weeks after the first. Children must be 12 weeks clear of a positive COVID test to get a vaccine). |
|
North Cotswold Hospital |
Thursday 20 January 4.30pm-6pm |
Anyone over 18 in need of a booster (must be at least 3 months following the second dose). Also anyone aged 16/17 (second doses can only be given 12 weeks after the first) or over 18s for first or second doses of Pfizer (second doses can only be given from 8 weeks after the first). First or second doses for 12-15 year olds (must be accompanied by a parent, second doses must be at least 12 weeks after the first. Children must be 12 weeks clear of a positive COVID test to get a vaccine). |
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Cirencester Hospital |
Saturday 22 January 8.10am-12.30pm |
Anyone over 18 in need of a booster (must be at least 3 months following the second dose). Also anyone aged 16/17 (second doses can only be given 12 weeks after the first) or over 18s for first or second doses of Pfizer (second doses can only be given from 8 weeks after the first). First or second doses for 12-15 year olds (must be accompanied by a parent, second doses must be at least 12 weeks after the first. Children must be 12 weeks clear of a positive COVID test to get a vaccine). |
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North Cotswold Hospital |
Saturday 29 January 8.30am-12.30pm |
Anyone over 18 in need of a booster (must be at least 3 months following the second dose). Also anyone aged 16/17 (second doses can only be given 12 weeks after the first) or over 18s for first or second doses of Pfizer (second doses can only be given from 8 weeks after the first).First or second doses for 12-15 year olds (must be accompanied by a parent, second doses must be at least 12 weeks after the first. Children must be 12 weeks clear of a positive COVID test to get a vaccine). |
|
Cirencester Hospital |
Saturday 22 January 8.10am-12.30pm |
Anyone over 18 in need of a booster (must be at least 3 months following the second dose). Also anyone aged 16/17 (second doses can only be given 12 weeks after the first) or over 18s for first or second doses of Pfizer (second doses can only be given from 8 weeks after the first). First or second doses for 12-15 year olds (must be accompanied by a parent, second doses must be at least 12 weeks after the first. Children must be 12 weeks clear of a positive COVID test to get a vaccine). |
People should not attend the drop-in service if:
- they have already made an appointment at a vaccination centre in the county
- they have symptoms of COVID-19 or have had a positive COVID-19 test within the last 4 weeks (people aged over 18) or 12 weeks (children under the age of 18)