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63% of applicants rejected for £500 self isolation support in borough hit hard by covid Knowsley has one of the highest Covid-19 infection rates in the country but almost two-thirds of people applying for help self-isolating were turned down 17:58, 27 JAN 2021 A senior councillor said restrictions on self-isolation payments were undermining efforts to cut Knowsley's infection rate (Image: Colin Lane/Liverpool Echo) Get our Knowsley newsletter for the best stories, photos, videos and opinionInvalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Sign up now When you subscribe we will use...

Almost four in five isolation support applications rejected in the East Riding Almost four in five applications for discretionary £500 payments to help people self-isolate in the East Riding have been rejected, figures suggest. Monday, 25th January 2021, 11:59 am Almost four in five applications for discretionary £500 payments to help people self-isolate in the East Riding have been rejected, figures suggest. Photo: PA Images The grant, targeted at workers not eligible for the main Test and Trace Support Payment because they do not receive benefits, helps people with coronavirus on low inco...

Eligible people can claim £500 if self-isolating. Dozens of applications for discretionary £500 payments to help people self-isolate in Bolton have been rejected, figures suggest. The grant, targeted at workers not eligible for the main Test and Trace Support Payment because they do not receive benefits, helps people with coronavirus on low incomes to self-isolate if they cannot work from home. But figures obtained by the Labour party show more than 70 per cetn of applications across England were rejected, as the Government denied claims that it was planning to extend the payment to e...

Covid-19 carriers 'are refusing to get checked over fears they will have to stop working' claims testing tsar, days after Downing Street ruled out plan to pay £500 to anyone who is positive Baroness Dido Harding said that fewer than six in ten members of the public are self-isolating when told to do so She also stated during a webinar that many people are not coming forward to be tested in the first place because of fears they might have to self-isolate without financial support Currently, Government financial support is only available to low earners who are unable to work from home and alre...

The bonfire of good ideas lit by Boris Johnson’s government just keeps on getting fuelled. The latest to be thrown on the flames: a leaked Department of Health paper suggesting everyone testing positive for coronavirus in England be paid £500 to help