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COVID-19 home testing kits will be available from libraries across Worcestershire from April 6. The Government announced last month that residents who have regular contact with children will be able to test themselves for coronavirus twice a week at home. This includes staff of primary and secondary schools, nurseries and colleges, and households and support bubbles of children and students. Testing kits are also available to anyone who works in a related occupation such as school and public transport bus drivers and other childcare providers. Testing kits will be available from libraries in Alvechurch, Bewdley, Broadway, Bromsgrove, Droitwich, Hagley, Pershore, Rubery, St. Johns, Stourport, Tenbury, Upton, Warndon, Woodrow and Wythall.
COVID-19 home testing kits will soon be available to pick up from libraries across Worcestershire From Tuesday (April 6), testing kits will be available to collect from libraries in Alvechurch, Bewdley, Broadway, Bromsgrove, Droitwich, Hagley, Pershore, Rubery, St. Johns, Stourport, Tenbury, Upton, Warndon, Woodrow and Wythall. This includes staff of primary and secondary schools, nurseries and colleges, and households and support bubbles of children and students. Testing kits are also available to anyone who works in a related occupation such as school and public transport bus drivers and other childcare providers. People can also get their rapid home testing kits by contact their employer if they are offering testing, collecting a home test kit from one of Worcestershire’s Community Testing Sites, or by
COVID-19 home testing kits will soon be available to pick up from libraries across Worcestershire From Tuesday (April 6), testing kits will be available to collect from libraries in Alvechurch, Bewdley, Broadway, Bromsgrove, Droitwich, Hagley, Pershore, Rubery, St. Johns, Stourport, Tenbury, Upton, Warndon, Woodrow and Wythall. This includes staff of primary and secondary schools, nurseries and colleges, and households and support bubbles of children and students. Testing kits are also available to anyone who works in a related occupation such as school and public transport bus drivers and other childcare providers. People can also get their rapid home testing kits by contact their employer if they are offering testing, collecting a home test kit from one of Worcestershire’s Community Testing Sites, or by
COVID-19 home testing kits will soon be available to pick up from libraries across Worcestershire From Tuesday (April 6), testing kits will be available from libraries in Alvechurch, Bewdley, Broadway, Bromsgrove, Droitwich, Hagley, Pershore, Rubery, St. Johns, Stourport, Tenbury, Upton, Warndon, Woodrow and Wythall. It was announced previously that Kidderminster Library will take over from Wyre Forest House, the home of Wyre Forest District Council, as the new site for rapid Covid testing from Tuesday. The government announced last month that residents who have regular contact with children will be able to test themselves for coronavirus twice a week at home.