Register for our free online event about the Covid vaccineWe want to listen to any concerns you have about the Covid vaccine. Register for our free online event on 1 March from 6pm to 7.30pm and our panel of experts – including Professor Kevin Fenton, Regional Director, PHE London – will listen to your concerns and try to answer your questions. >> Register now on eventbrite and submit questions to our panelNew Covid testing sites in SouthwarkTesting if you don’t have symptomsThere are now two rapid testing centres in Southwark for people who don’t have symptoms. If you leave home regularly, for essential reasons, we recommend getting tested up to twice a week. Testing site locations
You can book a test now – but walk-in tests are usually available. >> Book a free test now if you don’t have symptomsTesting if you have symptomsThere are now three symptomatic testing sites in Southwark: in Peckham, Dulwich and Walworth Square (near Elephant and Castle). For these sites you must book your test in advance. >> Book a free test now if you have symptomsww.southwark.gov.uk |
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#StayatHome to protect the NHS
Around 1 in 3 people with #Covid19 have no symptoms.
The best thing you can do is #StayatHome to protect the NHS and save lives.
If you need to leave home, for the permitted reasons, please follow these simple steps:
Wash your hands
Cover your face
Make space
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Stay at home.Protect the NHS.Save lives.
The coronavirus is spreading quickly in the capital. We must all play our part in helping to reduce the spread, by following the rules.
Stay at home.
Protect the NHS.
Save lives.
COVID-19 cases are increasing in London
#Covid19 cases are increasing in London and the NHS is under enormous pressure.
Please help the NHS by only calling 999 for life-threatening emergencies.
For urgent medical help when it’s not an emergency, please go to 111 online or call 111 if you cannot get online.
COVID-19 message from the London Ambulance Service.
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