Uttlesford as part of Essex is officially subject to High level restrictions.
If you are unsure on what the restrictions entail, you can find a more detailed breakdown on the GOV website
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The Uttlesford Community Response Hub continues to help people in the community who need it, particularly those who are finding themselves having to return to self-isolation.
The number 03333 408 218 is available Monday to Friday, 9am to 4pm.
Alternatively, email: communityresponse@uttlesford.gov.uk.
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In partnership with Volunteer Uttlesford and the Council for Voluntary Services, Uttlesford District Council has produced this handy guide which contains contact details and information on services that can help you to stay safe and well during the COVID-19 pandemic.
The 'Embracing the New Normal' booklet will be distributed to all Uttlesford residents in the coming weeks. You can also get see the booklet online.
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If you choose to participate in Halloween activities this year do it safely, differently and with care for others.
Remember: HANDS. FACE. SPACE. RULE OF SIX.
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With COVID restrictions in place this year it is impossible for many organised firework displays to take place.
If you are planning to light bonfires and let off fireworks in your garden, please remember you will need to follow the fireworks code and stick to the current Covid restrictions.
It is also important that you are considerate of neighbours and any pets that live nearby. Fireworks can be scary for small children and elderly people and can cause great distress to animals.
► Find out more
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We're asking for your views on a Draft Statement of Community Involvement and a new Community Engagement Strategy.
The Statement of Community Involvement (SCI) sets out the council's approach to involving the community, organisations and groups in the consultation of planning applications and the preparation and monitoring of the new Local Plan.
The documents can be found here
The consultation closes on Wednesday 9 December 2020
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It’s time to make our change to get moving and get healthy.
Sometimes all we need is some inspiration.
The Active Essex website has information on free workouts, nutritional guidance and weight management support.
► See the Active Essex website
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This year has been difficult for all of us and we understand these new regulations may affect your mental health.
Remember, you are not alone. There is support available.
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Homeowners and landlords can apply for a Green Homes Grant voucher to improve home energy efficiency.
Grants are available to make improvements such as installing cavity wall or loft insulation, upgrading windows or replacing old boilers with heat pumps or biomass boilers. And you could save you up to £600 a year on energy bills.
The Simple Energy Advice service has further details on eligibility, available improvements and how to apply.
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If you are told to self-isolate, you cannot work from home and you have lost income as a result, you may be eligible for a new £500 Test and Trace Support Payment.
The government has set up a test and trace support payment scheme of £500 to support eligible low paid workers whose earnings are affected by staying at home and isolating for 14 days.
► Get more information and apply
 There are three simple actions we must all do to keep on protecting each other:
If you are feeling unwell, get a test and do not leave home for at least 10 days.
► Get latest NHS advice
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