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Swindon pensioner allegedly breached Luton Airport Covid rules - Vimarsana News

Swindon pensioner allegedly breached Luton Airport Covid rules

A Swindon pensioner is due to appear in court after allegedly failing to provide a negative coronavirus test result.

Man didn't have Covid test package at Leeds Bradford Airport | Bradford Telegraph and Argus - Vimarsana News

Man didn't have Covid test package at Leeds Bradford Airport | Bradford Telegraph and Argus

A MAN has been fined as he did not have a Covid testing package on his arrival in England after he landed at Leeds Bradford Airport.

Man did not have Covid testing kit at Leeds Bradford Airport | Bradford Telegraph and Argus - Vimarsana News

Man did not have Covid testing kit at Leeds Bradford Airport | Bradford Telegraph and Argus

A MAN has been fined for failing to possess a Covid testing package on his arrival in England after her landed at Leeds Bradford Airport.

Falkland Islands reviews Covid-19 measures; changes to be enacted from 4 May - Vimarsana News

Falkland Islands reviews Covid-19 measures; changes to be enacted from 4 May

As previously communicated, the Falkland Islands Government has recently reviewed all available options in terms of making changes to Covid-19 measures in a careful and measured way. This week Executive Council met to evaluate the proposed options, which included the latest public health guidance and legal advice. As a result, it has been agreed that from 4 May 2022, the existing Infectious Diseases Control (Coronavirus: International Travel, Operator Liability, and Quarantine) Regulations 2022 will be revoked, providing that specific conditions can be met.

Government plans to make some coronavirus laws permanent - Vimarsana News

Government plans to make some coronavirus laws permanent

The Government’s Living with Covid plan sets out its intention for other legal provisions to remain indefinitely.