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New Safe to Trade scheme launches in Broxbourne to support hospitality and retail businesses

New Safe to Trade scheme launches in Broxbourne to support hospitality and retail businesses Many local businesses and non-essential shops were able to open from April 12 Most non-essential shops reopened from April 12 following Boris Johnson s lockdown roadmap (Image: Getty Images) Sign up to our newsletter for daily updates and breaking newsInvalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Sign up here! When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Your information will be used in accordance with ourPrivacy Notice. Thank you for subscribingWe have more newslettersShow meSee ourprivacy notice Hertfordshire County Council, in partnership with Broxbourne Borough Council, is launching a free pilot scheme to keep local residents safe and retail and hospitality businesses to reopen.

Hertfordshire County Council now does Covid contact tracing

Hertfordshire County Council has taken over responsibility for identifying contacts of people who have tested positive for coronavirus. The local authority, rather than NHS Track and Trace, is now responsible for contact tracing in the county and has teams that will get in touch with anyone who tests positive. The new approach should mean that people who have tested positive will be contacted faster than before because the process can begin as soon as the case is put on to the NHS Test and Trace system. The teams will ensure that those who tested positive and any other members of their household that need to can self-isolate successfully.

Hertfordshire teams leading contact tracing for COVID-19

Hertfordshire County Council now does Covid contact tracing | St Albans & Harpenden Review

Hertfordshire County Council has taken over responsibility for identifying contacts of people who have tested positive for coronavirus. The local authority, rather than NHS Track and Trace, is now responsible for contact tracing in the county and has teams that will get in touch with anyone who tests positive. The new approach should mean that people who have tested positive will be contacted faster than before because the process can begin as soon as the case is put on to the NHS Test and Trace system. The teams will ensure that those who tested positive and any other members of their household that need to can self-isolate successfully.

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