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Coronavirus

If you think you have coronavirus symptoms make sure you get a test and self isolate. Help keep everyone in Norfolk and Waveney safe by social distancing and using masks in line with government guidance.

We have more information about what to do, about Test and Trace and other local and national guidance about Coronavirus

‘Your NHS Needs You’: People across Norfolk and Waveney urged to join Covid Vaccine Team

The NHS in Norfolk and Waveney is on the hunt for thousands of vaccinators and support staff to help protect millions of people from COVID-19 quickly when a safe and effective vaccine becomes available.
10 ways to stay active at home

After such a strange year, we’ve all had to adapt to the ‘new normal’.
Covid-19 testing in Norfolk and Waveney | Nov 2020

It is recommended that you look to access a free NHS Covid-19 test if at least one of the following applies: you have a high temperature you have a new, continuous cough you’ve lost your sense of smell or taste or it’s changed you’ve been asked to by a local council you’re taking part in a government pilot project You can also get a test for someone you live with if they have symptoms.
Health leaders urge people in Norfolk and Waveney to Think Self Care for Life

People in Norfolk and Waveney are being urged to take simple steps to stay fit and healthy and are reminded to use health services wisely this winter.
The NHS is here for you

The NHS in Norfolk and Waveney is reassuring people that healthcare services are still open if you require medical assistance.
More people than ever vaccinated against flu in Norfolk and Waveney

GP practices and community pharmacies have vaccinated tens of thousands more people who are at greater risk from flu than the same time last year.

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RT @suffolkcc: We expect to be in Tier 2 from tomorrow, but if we all play our part it doesn't have to be for long. 🟠Keep washing your hand…

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Flu can be serious and easily spread to vulnerable people. If you receive a carer’s allowance or are the main carer… https://t.co/CmeemiUoN2

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Kids can be mucky germ spreaders. Make sure yours are protected against flu! #StayWellThisWinter https://t.co/RuiEVOVGM8

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NHS talking therapies can help if you’ve not been feeling yourself lately and you're finding it hard to cope. Talki… https://t.co/n0dKcEa3WM

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Just the flu? There’s no just about it. It kills thousands of people and hospitalises tens of thousands more. Ask y… https://t.co/8GFPYtKKR8

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Breathing in the fresh air can help reduce anxiety and boost your mood. Lose yourself in some of Norfolk’s wide ope… https://t.co/29Z7y3wMNe

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Are you concerned about not being able to isolate if you are told to do so? Did you know there is help and support… https://t.co/9ngRklEhXo

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To slow the spread of coronavirus in Norfolk and Waveney only go into shops for things you need. 🛒 We've done it b… https://t.co/rQMclG7lqW

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RT @NNUH: More than 450 patients who have received treatment for Covid-19 at NNUH have been discharged to continue their recoveries at home…

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RT @NNUH: More than 450 patients who have received treatment for Covid-19 at NNUH have been discharged to continue their recoveries at home…