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Coronavirus
From 1 April 2022, rapid lateral flow tests (LFTs) and PCR tests at a test site or centre, will no longer be available free of charge for most people. This follows the publication of Government’s Living with Covid-19 Plan.
You should note:
- Testing guidance for England has changed
- Some people will still be eligible for free testing. GOV.UK lists the people who are still eligible for free testing.
- People with Covid-19 symptoms are expected to make a responsible decision whether they should stay at home. You can find more information about staying safe on the NHS coronavirus website.
Coronavirus testing
The latest information from the NHS about coronavirus testing
Get support
Includes accessing food, social care, money and retraining. Information available in other languages
Vaccinations
Information about the Covid-19 vaccine including how to book and help accessing transport
Communications toolkit
Helpful coronavirus campaign materials for local businesses and partners
Norfolk's response to coronavirus
Find out how Norfolk is responding to coronavirus
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
Cases in Norfolk
The BBC website has information on how many cases there have been in each region.
