In Level 4 areas you are allowed to leave home for essential shopping only, including essential shopping for a vulnerable person. See further guidance on travel and transport and view maps of local authority area boundaries. to access public services where it is not possible to do so, including from home: services provided to victims (such as victims of crime), services provided by the Department for Work and Pensions, services provided to victims (including victims of crime), asylum and immigration services and interviews, to provide care, assistance, support to or respite for a vulnerable person, to provide or receive emergency assistance, to participate in or facilitate shared parenting, to visit a person in an extended household, to meet a legal obligation including satisfying bail conditions, to participate in legal proceedings, to comply with a court mandate in terms of sentence imposed or to register a birth, for attendance at court including a remote jury centre, an inquiry, a children’s hearing, tribunal proceedings or to resolve a dispute via Alternative Dispute Resolution, for essential animal welfare reasons, such as exercising or feeding a horse or going to a vet, local outdoor recreation, sport or exercise, walking, cycling, golf, or running that starts and finishes at the same place (which can be up to 5 miles from the boundary of your local authority area) as long as you abide by the rules on meeting other households, to attend a marriage ceremony or registration of a civil partnership, to attend a funeral or for compassionate reasons which relate to the end of a person’s life. Please see furlough guidance: Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme. The protection level tells you what you can and cannot do. You should stay as close to home as possible in order to protect the NHS and save lives. From 00:01 on Saturday 16 January it is against the law to consume alcohol in an outdoors public place in any Level 4 area. Workers accommodation guidance. This can include providing emotional support for someone whose wellbeing is at risk, including for those who are isolated because of disability or a caring situation. Gov.scot uses cookies which are essential for the site to work. Any data collected is anonymised. Hotels, B&Bs and self-catering can remain open for essential customers only: When providing accommodation to workers, this should only be open for essential workers who require accommodation as part of their role. Find what you're looking for on mygov.scot. A maximum of 2 people, age 12 and over, can meet outdoors for sport and exercise, if they are not from the same household. The Coronavirus regulations require that work carried out in someone else’s home for the maintenance, upkeep or functioning of the home must only be carried out where it is essential or where that house is unoccupied. This will be reviewed on 2 February, with the intention to begin a phased return to in-school learning from mid February. Information about child contact centres updated to reflect latest situation. We also use non-essential cookies to help us improve our websites. MONTPELIER, Vt. (WCAX) - Vermont Gov. Call 101 to report it or 999 in an emergency. In Level 3 or 4 areas, residential tenancy evictions are not to take place unless the eviction ground is nuisance, using the property for immoral or illegal purposes, anti-social behaviour, certain convictions, or association with a person who has relevant convictions or who has engaged in anti-social behaviour. COVID-19 Daily Dashboard. We are not advising you stop going outside, which we know is good for mental and physical health. visiting a loved one in care homes is classed as essential travel – exempt from travel restrictions. Find From Saturday 16 January click and collect can operate for essential and certain non-essential retail only. From Tuesday 5 January, mainland Scotland moved from Level 4 to a temporary lockdown, with new guidance to stay at home except for essential purposes. Outdoor organised activities for children are limited to 15 under 12s which includes a maximum of 2 adult facilitators. Any data collected is anonymised. Read more: child contact services guidance. Public buildings such as libraries will be closed, however, library click and collect services may still operate. From Tuesday 5 January, mainland Scotland moved from Level 4 to a temporary Visit gov. It is against the law to consume alcohol in any outdoors public place in any Level 4 area. Updated sections on moving house, tradespeople and healthcare. The non-essential retailers which can continue to operate click and collect services are: Online ordering for delivery from other closed retailers can continue. Organisations can use this form to apply for disclosures about coronavirus response workers who are members of the Protecting Vulnerable Groups (PVG) scheme. You should use online shopping or shops and other services in your immediate area wherever you can. We are currently in the first phase, Phase 1A, of providing COVID-19 vaccine. Childminders caring for fewer than 12 children may operate as normal in accordance with Level 4 guidance, (or Level 3 in Island authorities and other designated island communities in Argyll and Bute and Highland). The COVID-19 pandemic has had a profound impact on our health, economy and society, with damaging impacts on the way of life and wellbeing of people in Scotland. We also encourage parents or guardians to involve their children in discussions. You should use online shopping or shops and other services in your immediate area wherever you can. By law, in a Level 4 area, you can only leave your home (or garden) for an essential purpose. be polite. 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Childminders caring for fewer than 12 children may operate as normal in accordance with Level 4 guidance, (or Level 3 in Island authorities and other designated island communities in Argyll and Bute and Highland). JavaScript is disabled, so you're missing out on some features. In line with Competition and Markets Authority guidance, a full refund should be offered to customers who booked holiday homes, but could not stay in them due to lockdown restrictions. Travelling for the purposes of undertaking essential work on a property other than your main residence should not be used as a pretext for a holiday. You should continue to work from home if you can. It outlines the This sets out the issues Scotland faces. Further information is available on the Parent Club website. Christenings, bar mitzvahs and other life events apart from weddings, civil partnerships or funerals should not take place. Regulated day care of children services, including nurseries and school age childcare, can only open to children of key workers and vulnerable children. As additional vaccine makes its way into our community, vaccine will be given to other healthcare workers and then to other priority groups identified by the federal and state advisory groups. The Strategic Framework Business Fund offers grants to businesses that are required to close by law as a result of COVID-19 restrictions from 2 November (23 December 2020) This situation will be reviewed on 2 February and we will continue to explore the potential to begin a phased return to in-school learning from mid-February. Child contact centre providers (with the exception of those provided by local authorities) must close other than for the provision of handover services. PDF file: Reporting to Parents and Involving / Engaging Parent Councils during COVID-19 - November 2020 (414 KB) Young Scot information Young Scot have created an information toolkit and posters aimed at young people from You should search for property online and do viewings virtually in the first instance and only physically view a property which you most likely want to move into. If staff were working from home during the first lockdown in March 2020 they should be working from home now. Any data collected is anonymised. The members of an individual household or extended household can meet outdoors for sport or exercise. Published 7 September: SSERC COVID-19 and practical work Published 7 September: SSERC guidance for school technicians on returning to school after lockdown Back to top Expressive arts Art and design, and photography It is updated every Wednesday. ​​​Only children should enter the home of another household. Those operations which can be done effectively through home working should be adopted. Read Coronavirus (COVID-19): advice for unpaid carers. Any advice or rules on staying safe do not prevent anyone from acting to keep themselves safe from domestic abuse, including leaving home (see further guidance). Organised sport and exercise can only take place within a single household group, or a group containing no more than 2 people from 2 different households. This is for Scottish businesses that are required to close by law as a result of COVID-19 restrictions from 2 November 2020. COVID-19. We also use non-essential cookies to help us improve our websites. Children under the age of 12 from these households do not count towards this number. It may take a few weeks for you to get registered for the service. This only includes going to work if that work cannot be done from home. Close contact services and mobile close contact service providers must not operate. Wedding ceremonies and civil partnership registrations can take place with a maximum capacity of 5 people (including the couple, the witnesses and the person conducting the ceremony, 6 if an interpreter is required), provided the venue’s capacity allows for 2 metre physical distancing. Remember that some people may find physical distancing rules harder to follow than others, for example those with sight loss, autism, learning disabilities and dementia or other communication or mobility needs. Along with Scott… COVID-19 incidence in Scotland is estimated to be between 49 and 144 new daily infections per 100,000 people. They should plan for the minimum number of people needed on site to operate safely and effectively. By continuing to use this site, you agree to our use of cookies. Further details are available from the Scottish Courts and Tribunals website. . We also use non-essential cookies to help us improve our websites. There is a list of examples of reasonable excuses below. You should minimise contact with people outside your own household if you can. Examples of support services include peer support groups, vulnerable persons’ or families’ support groups, talking therapy groups, day centres, respite care, one to one talking therapy and counselling. Shop online or use local shops and services wherever you can. Whilst it is currently permitted to conduct activities in connection with moving home or the essential maintenance, purchase, sale, letting or rental of a residential property that you own or are responsible for you are strongly advised to postpone at this time, if possible. If using the ‘Protect Scotland’ app, add test code DBK9FX (expires in 24 hrs) 21m ago MESSAGES Your feedback will help us improve this site, Coronavirus (COVID-19): stay at home guidance. keeping your distance – for example, if you see someone with a guide dog. Sectors guidance is at: sector guidance for tourism and hospitality. Read further information and guidance on working in other people’s homes. use the toilet – avoid touching surfaces with your hands as much as possible, wipe any surfaces that you do touch with antibacterial wipes, wash your hands thoroughly, dry your hands with a freshly laundered towel or a paper towel, which you should dispose of in a closed bin. There have been 162,762 confirmed cases of Covid-19 in Scotland and 5,305 people have died following a positive test for the virus, according to Scottish government figures. We want your views on how we overcome the challenges ahead. Find funding and guidance for your business during the coronavirus pandemic.. Latest updates. You can use this form to apply for a basic, standard or enhanced disclosure in a coronavirus priority sector. On 23 April 2020 we published Coronavirus (COVID-19): framework for decision making. Coronavirus (COVID-19): what you need to know Close this notification You've been redirected from a site that no longer exists (). Make sure you know what the law says employers and employees must do. This letter is called a shielding notification and can be shown to your employer without the need for a GP fit note. a household must not form an extended household with more than one other household. Children on the shielding list should not attend in person. Amendments made to shopping and meeting people outdoors or indoors in a public place section. It supports companies that are fundamentally strong but have been affected by a short-term funding squeeze and will allow short-term liabilities to be financed. Children under 12 do not count towards number when meeting outside. You should also provide either a hand towel for each visiting household or paper towels and a safe disposal option. Information added re marches and parades. For this reason, there are some important rules that extended households should follow to remain as safe as possible: All the adults living in both households should agree to form the extended household. Remember that some people may find physical distancing rules harder to follow than others, for example those with sight loss, autism, learning disabilities and dementia. Travelling during COVID-19 Helping you to plan ahead and stay travel safe It's more important than ever to stay up to date with travel advice. A list of essential retail can be found in the question and answer section of the retail sector guidance under the sub heading ‘the shopping experience’. We also use non-essential cookies to help us improve our websites. By law, employers must take all reasonable steps to minimise the risk of the incidence and spread of coronavirus. However, if one member of a household gets coronavirus, there is a strong likelihood that other members of that household will also catch it. This includes gatherings related to the scattering or interring of ashes, a stone setting ceremony and other similar commemorative events, if you are a minister of religion or worship leader, for the purposes of leading an act of worship (broadcast or online), conducting a marriage or civil partnership ceremony or a funeral, whilst it is permitted to leave your house for activities in connection with moving home (including viewing a property), or for activities in connection with the essential maintenance, purchase, sale, letting, or rental of residential property that the person owns or is otherwise responsible for, at this time it is advisable to postpone, if possible.

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