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If you think you have coronavirus symptoms make sure you get a test and self isolate. Help keep everyone in Norfolk and Waveney safe by social distancing and using masks in line with government guidance.
We have more information about what to do, about Test and Trace and other local and national guidance about Coronavirus
There is currently a high national demand for coronavirus (Covid-19) tests due to a number of factors including the return of schools and the demand for testing from international travellers.
People in Norfolk and Waveney are reminded that a variety of NHS services will be open over the bank holiday weekend including NHS 111, the minor injuries unit in Cromer, and the Norwich walk-in centre, which will continue to support patients.
A new way of giving people more influence over their future care and treatment in emergency situations launched in Norfolk and Waveney in March this year.
Holidaymakers looking forward to enjoying a summer break in Norfolk and Waveney are being urged to make the most of pharmacists and the NHS 111 service should they become unwell while they are away.
Coronavirus Testing
Key workers (including NHS, care home staff, teachers and their household members if eligible) can use a dedicated local arrangement or the national booking system.
