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Rapid testing site returns to The Meadows, Sandhurst A CORONAVIRUS rapid-testing site has returned to Sandhurst temporarily from this week, due to its popularity with residents. The site, based at The Meadows, Sandhurst, will be in action between 10am and 4pm on Wednesday, April 21, April 28, and May 5. The site is available to residents who aren’t showing symptoms of Covid-19 who want to be tested, and also provides test-at-home kits. Lateral flow testing is available to all adults in England, requiring no prior booking and providing results within 30 minutes of taking the initial test. A spokesman for the Bracknell Forest Council said: "Following the popularity of the first mobile rapid testing day at The Meadows, Sandhurst, the mobile site will be returning for a further 3 testing days between 10am and 4pm.
New rapid testing centre appears at Sandhurst A NEW rapid coronavirus testing site has opened in The Meadows, Sandhurst this week. The testing site will be open to residents with no symptoms between 10am and 5pm from April 14. Charlotte Pavitt, Public Health consultant at Bracknell Forest Council, said: “These tests are effective in detecting people that are infectious but have no symptoms and therefore most likely to transmit infection to others, it is important to test regularly even if you have been vaccinated. Rapid testing centre in Sandhurst “They are another tool we now have to help maintain lower infection rates.
How to get a free lateral flow test HERE are the local test sites in Berkshire where you can get Covid testing kits. Following the government’s announcement that free rapid tests will be offered to everyone in England from Friday (April 9), Berkshire residents are being urged to start collecting their test kits from that date and get into the habit of regular testing and recording their result. From Friday anyone can access free, rapid lateral flow tests for themselves and their families to use twice a week. Kits can be collected from testing sites across the county. Where to get a lateral flow device (LFD) test kit
Industry, government grapple with trades training reform By Hayley Woodin | April 5, 2021, 11:00am Brynn Bourke, interim executive director of BC Building Trades: “We can’t afford not to do this” | Submitted The restoration of compulsory trades training appears to have strong public support in British Columbia. Eight in 10 British Columbians are in favour of requiring tradespeople to obtain a specified level of training before working in a skilled trade, according to a recent Research Co. poll commissioned by the BC Building Trades (BCBT). B.C. is the only province without a compulsory trades system. Supporters say that restoring such a system, which was in place in B.C. until 2003, will help build the province’s capacity to meet its skilled-trades labour shortage. Others question whether mandatory education and training requirements are enough to meet chronic skills supply challenges.
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If workers test positive, they and their close contacts should isolate at home immediately. Councillor Paul Bettison, Leader of Bracknell Forest Council, said: “Our number one priority is to keep residents as safe and well as possible and bring down our case rates. “These community testing centres will help us to identify those who could, unknowingly, be spreading the virus. “This will not only help protect our community but also help to protect local businesses from outbreaks within their workforce. “If you are eligible for community testing due to your job, please do come forward and get your twice-weekly tests.