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Holidaymakers and travellers coming into the UK from countries deemed high-risk because of Covid will need to spend their isolation period in quarantine hotels, according to new Government guidance. Travellers will be met at the airport and transported to Government provided accommodation, which will include hotels. The new quarantine rules won’t be mandatory for all UK arrivals, but rather just those who are travelling from the 30 blacklisted countries. But it’s worth noting that regardless of which country or destination someone is coming in
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Toys For Woodland Lodge
- Credit: Malcolm Lynn
Money and gifts have been donated to a children’s home in Huntingdon by members of the public in Hilton.
Children at Action for Children’s centre, Woodland Lodge, in Huntingdon, will be able to enjoy opening Christmas presents, on Christmas Day.
Hilton s annual ecumenical gift service had to be cancelled this year but organiser, Jan Whatley from Hilton Methodist Church encouraged people to donate gifts for the charity.
Jan said: “I had had a bumper collection of gifts this year and I am very grateful to everyone who had donated gifts so that the children could celebrate Christmas.”