'A lot' of pupils isolating after Covid outbreak at Worcester school worcesternews.co.uk - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from worcesternews.co.uk Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.
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THE GOVERNMENT is easing some restrictions five days over Christmas, to enable families to see one another and celebrate together. From next week, households are able to form a bubble specifically for Christmas. but it can consist of no more than three households. The Christmas Bubble rules begin on December 23 and continue to December 27 and are: • You can only be in one Christmas bubble • Up to three households can form a Christmas bubble • You cannot change your Christmas bubble • You can only meet your Christmas bubble in a home or place of worship, not in hotels, shops, restaurants or pubs
TESTING: Professor David Green welcomed the testing news STUDENTS at Worcester University will be offered free coronavirus tests when they return from their Christmas break. The testing is being funded through a central government investment of up to £20 million to allow testing to be carried out. Professor David Green CBE, the uni’s vice chancellor and chief executive, said: Over the past week and a half, we have been working with Public Health Worcestershire to offer Lateral Flow Tests to students who are returning home for the festive period. The tests have been available to all and we very strongly particularly encouraged students returning home to a household where there is a potentially Covid-vulnerable person, due to age or health condition, to take the tests.