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11:30 AM July 14, 2021
  
Updated:
11:36 AM July 15, 2021
Concerns have been raised that a return to work could prompt a spate of staff being told to self-isolate.
- Credit: Simon Parkin
Business bosses have been urged not to rush workers back into Norwich offices - amid concern rising city coronavirus rates could trigger a spate of staff having to self-isolate.
But Stephen Evans, Norwich City Council chief executive, said the return of workers to City Hall will be a gradual process - and hopes other major employers will adopt a similar approach.
Cases in Norwich are rising. Between Wednesday, July 7 and Tuesday, July 13, 324 people had a confirmed positive result - an increase of more than 100pc on the previous week.

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