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James Keenan was refused a self-isolation payment by Oldham Council (Image: James Keenan)
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South Gloucesterhsire council South Gloucestershire Council are introducing a mobile option that will take rapid (lateral flow) asymptomatic testing kits to communities across the area, as support for all residents over the age of 16 without symptoms, who are now being encouraged to take twice weekly tests. A specially equipped vehicle will visit up to 14 locations across the district each week, giving people the option of collecting testing kits to complete at home, as well as the opportunity to take a test with guidance from trained staff if you are unfamiliar with the process. This programme will begin on Saturday, May 15, with visits to Kingswood and Thornbury High Streets.
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The self-isolation plan being considered by ministers follows research that only a tiny 17 percent of people with Covid-19 symptoms come forward to get tested for fear they will miss out on work, and therefore an income. The proposal would be very expensive, however, costing the Government a huge £435million a week or £2billion per month. The proposal was revealed in a 16-page policy document drawn up by Health Secretary Matt Hancock and the Department of Health and So