Current GOV.UK advice:

Topic: Non-essential international travel- Current advice is to: Avoid.

“You should not travel abroad unless it is essential. We are monitoring the international situation very closely and keeping this advice under continuous review so that it reflects our latest assessment of risks to British people. Find out more about how our travel advice works.”

If you have travel plans in the immediate future, follow these steps:

1. contact your airline, travel company, cruise line or other transport and accommodation providers
2. get in touch with your insurance provider
3. Inform your employer of any plans to travel overseas

If you plan to travel in the weeks and months ahead, keep up-to-date with our travel advice pages and sign up to email alerts for the latest information. You should also keep updated on information from your airline, accommodation provider or tour operator about your booking.”

Overseas travel may require isolation on both ends of travel. On return to the UK you may be required to self isolate from work for an extra 14 days. https://www.gov.uk/uk-border-control

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

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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