Current GOV.UK advice:

Coronavirus (COVID-19) travel

It is illegal to travel abroad for holidays. Follow current COVID-19 rules where you live: England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland. In England, you must have a permitted reason to travel abroad and complete a declaration form.

Some countries have closed borders, and any country may further restrict travel or bring in new social distancing rules with little warning. Check our advice for all the countries you will visit or transit through.

When you return, follow the rules to enter the UK from abroad (except from Ireland).

For current specific advice and restrictions for travel to each country see: https://www.gov.uk/foreign-travel-advice

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Coronavirus (COVID‑19)

Coronavirus restrictions remain in place across the country. In England:

Only socialise indoors with people you live with or who are in your support bubble
Up to 6 people or 2 households can meet outside
Work from home if you can and minimise travel
If you have symptoms get a test and stay at home

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Other useful links:

Click HERE for advise and guidance from ACAS

Click HERE for Norfolk County Council News page

Click HERE for the Gov.UK guidance

Click HERE for the NHS Overview and advise.

Click HERE for the NHS 111 Covid-19 Online service.

Click HERE for Current number for COVID-19.

Staying at home in accordance with the corona-virus (COVID-19) advice can cause anxiety for anyone experiencing or feeling at risk of domestic abuse. There is no excuse for abuse. If you’re worried or suspect that someone you know, including a colleague, may be a victim of domestic abuse, you can get more information here: gov.uk/domestic-abuse