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- It is now no longer a legal requirement to self-isolate if you have covid symptoms, test positive with either an LFD or PCR or are a close contact of a positive case, regardless of vaccination status.
- Instead, you are advised to stay at home and avoid contact with other people.
- After 5 days, complete an LFD test on 2 consecutive days and check that these are negative, before returning to your normal routine.
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- It’s never too late to vaccinate. More information on vaccine safety, eligibility, booking your vaccine or attending a local walk-in clinic is available.
- For daily walk-in clinic locations, follow our Twitter and Facebook or for all clinic offers go to Sheffield Teaching Hospitals for an accessible website version
- For further information on vaccinations go to our vaccination information webpage.
- Your trip there and back will be paid for by Sheffield City Council.
- Valid for multiple passengers from the same address, anywhere in Sheffield.
- The service is valid for Sheffield NHS Vaccination Centre at Longley Lane only.
- Call City Taxis on 0114 235 8997 to book with code ‘SCC vaccine’.
- Address: Sheffield Vaccination Centre, Longley Lane, Sheffield, S5 7JN. Open 7 days, 8am to 7pm.
For more information go to our vaccination information webpage.
For clinic locations, follow our Twitter and Facebook or go to Sheffield Teaching Hospital for an accessible website version
- PCR testing for the general public will end on 31 March. You won’t be able to book a PCR test from 1 April.
- There are some people who will still be able to access priority PCR testing such as those most at-risk.
- You can still book a PCR test if you have symptoms up until this date. Book here
- Contact tracing ended on 24 February, which means you will no longer be contacted if you have been near someone who has tested positive for Covid-19.
- Free LFD testing for the general public will end on 1 April . You will be able to order LFD tests for free until 31 March.
- On 1 April you will have to pay for LFD tests. The Government is working with shops so that everyone that wants a test will be able to buy one.
- You can still collect a pack of 7 tests for free until 1 April from:
Greg Fell, Director of Public Health in Sheffield, outlines:
- Sheffield’s current position statement
- Lifting of restrictions and Covid recovery moving forward
- The future of Covid-19 and new variants
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