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Coronavirus
Lockdown is easing
You can meet people outside in a group of:
- Six people or less, or
- No more than two households
Go to GOV.UK for full details of current restrictions.
Non-essential shops can now open, as well as pubs, restaurants and hairdressers. You aren’t legally required to stay at home but you should keep any journeys to a minimum. You should continue to work from home if you are able to.
If you have any of the coronavirus symptoms you must self-isolate straightway and get a test. You must continue to isolate if you test positive or are told to isolate by NHS Test and Trace.
You can be fined up to £10,000 if you do not isolate. Get support to self-isolate.
Download an easy read guide to the 12 April lockdown changes.
Getting tested for coronavirus (COVID-19)
Information on the different types of coronavirus tests, which one you should get and when
Get support
Includes support to self-isolate; accessing food, social care, money, retraining and provides information in other languages
Council service updates
Latest information, including emergency closures, for schools, museums, libraries and recycling centres
School updates
Advice and updates about school attendance, school transport and home support
Support for businesses and charities
Support for Norfolk businesses, self-employed people and charities during coronavirus, including grants and funding
Vaccinations
Find out when you’ll get the COVID-19 vaccine and get help accessing transport if you've been invited by your GP to have the vaccine
Communications toolkit
Helpful coronavirus campaign materials for local businesses and partners
Protect yourself and others
What you can do to Protect Norfolk and stop coronavirus spreading
Norfolk's response to coronavirus
Find out how Norfolk is responding to coronavirus
Child safety
What to do if you're concerned about the safety of a child, or need help as a parent
Coronavirus information for care providers
Information for social care and healthcare workers
Norfolk Community Directory
Visit the Norfolk Community Directory for organisations offering support services
Face masks advice
Information on how to create your own face covering and safely wear it
Cases in Norfolk
The BBC website has information on how many cases there have been in each region.
