Covid case numbers are declining, but still remain high across Surrey.
👉16 and 17-year-olds can now get their boosters. If you’ve had your 2nd dose of the COVID-19 vaccine at least 3 months ago, head to your nearest walk-in or vaccination site today and #GrabTheJab. More info at: Booster dose of the coronavirus (COVID-19) vaccine - NHS (www.nhs.uk)
It is important that everyone who is eligible continues to come forward for their first, second and booster dose of the Covid-19 vaccine, it’s the most effective way to protect ourselves and the NHS.
😷Wear a face covering – now mandatory in most indoor settings such as shops, theatres, cinemas and on public transport
🏠Work from home if you can - if you need to continue to go into work, please test regularly using rapid lateral flow tests, to manage your own risk and the risk to others
💪Get vaccinated – let’s help keep each other safe, get your first, second or booster dose of the Covid-19 jab. Get booster now
🧪Keep testing – if you test positive on a rapid lateral flow test, you will need to self-isolate immediately. You no longer need to book a confirmatory PCR test, just self-isolate and report your LFD result. More information at: www.gov.uk/coronavirus
Be considerate - Be cautious - Think about the risks. More on the Covid rates where you are at: www.surreycc.gov.uk.covidcases #KeepSurreySafe
Further information:
Many people are concerned over Coronavirus and what it means for them, their families and communities. To help inform constituents, the links below contain local information, including covid monitoring and data as well as information about local services and support. I know many people are also concerned what this may mean for their livelihoods. Information on Government support is also available below, but if you are personally facing difficulties please do not hesitate to contact me.
I will continue to engage at all levels to support residents and businesses, and will post regular updates on this website. Importantly, if you or someone you know needs help, whether through healthcare, accessing local services, financial support or any other means, please do contact either the NHS, local authority or myself. Contact details for all are available in the links above.
We are all in this together and must fight this together in all our communities and as a nation. We need to support our key workers on the front line, but everyone’s role is key to fight Coronavirus.
With best wishes.
Kind regards,
Jonathan Lord
Member of Parliament for Woking