Outdoor non-contact sports such as golf and tennis are permitted for all age groups provided this is within a single household group, or the group contains no more than 2 people from 2 different households. Similarly, other members of the extended household must isolate for 10 days from when the most recent contact took place. covidexitstrategy@gov.scot Overview The emergence of Coronavirus (COVID-19) is the biggest global challenge that humanity has faced for generations. It outlines the approach and principles that will guide us as we make decisions about transitioning out of the current lockdown arrangements. Gov.scot uses cookies which are essential for the site to work. Once two households have agreed to form an extended household, they may meet outdoors or indoors, visit and stay at each other’s homes, and do everything that people in other households can do, such as watch TV, share a meal and look after each other’s children. If you do visit shops or supermarkets strictly follow the guidelines when shopping and limit the number of times you go to a shop. By law, employers must take all reasonable steps to minimise the risk of the incidence and spread of coronavirus. Examples of reasonable excuses to go out: You can go into another person’s house only for certain reasons, such as for essential work, to join your extended household or to provide care and support for a vulnerable person. A press release from the office of Gov. to register or vote in a Scottish or UK Parliament, Local Government or overseas election or by-election, including on behalf of someone else by proxy, to visit a person detained in prison, young offenders institute, remand centre, secure accommodation or other place of detention, delivering or collecting a vehicle for a repair, service or MOT, access the garden – do so quickly and without touching anything. COVID winter hardship payment (£100 per child) - mygov.scot COVID winter hardship payment (£100 per child) Last updated: 11 December 2020 The COVID winter hardship payment is £100 for each child who gets free school meals because of low income. You can find daily updates about coronavirus on gov.scot. Sectors guidance is at: sector guidance for tourism and hospitality. It may take a few weeks for you to get registered for the service. Read more: In Level 4 areas you are allowed to leave home for essential shopping only, including essential shopping for a vulnerable person. Read more: Test and Protect: self-isolation guidance. Specific sector guidance can be found at: Places of worship are required to close for worship, but can open for the purposes of leading an act of worship (broadcast or online), conducting a marriage or civil partnership ceremony or a funeral.. You should use online shopping or shops and other services in your immediate area wherever you can. Support services do not include close contact retail services, such as massage, which are covered by separate guidance on this page. Public buildings such as libraries will be closed, however, library click and collect services may still operate. Green Book COVID-19 Chapter provides information on the coronavirus (COVID-19) vaccines, the dosage and schedule for the UK and recommendations for the use of the vaccine. Non-essential work may include cosmetic painting/ decorating, or kitchen/ bathroom/glazing/carpeting/electrical replacements where not required to maintain the health and safety of the household, Safety when working in someone else’s home. These are the direct impact of COVID-19, other health impacts, societal impacts, and economic impacts. Guidance on stay at home regulations that came into effect on 5 January 2021. You can use this form to apply for a basic, standard or enhanced disclosure in a coronavirus priority sector. It is updated every Wednesday. covid-19.behaviours@gov.scot Overview During the coronavirus pandemic, various restrictions and regulations have been introduced to limit the spread of the virus. . However, if one member of a household gets coronavirus, there is a strong likelihood that other members of that household will also catch it. Unregulated activities for parents and children under 5 such as baby and toddler groups that take place outdoors are permitted. Any data collected is anonymised. People who live in different places can form an “extended household” in the following circumstances: If you are an adult and you live alone, or if all others in your household are under 18, you, any children who live with you, and the members of one other household (of any size) can agree to form an 'extended household'. Those operations which can be done effectively through home working should be adopted. People must not go into other people’s houses for that type of work where it is not essential. If two adults are in a relationship and they do not live together, they, and any children they each live with, can agree to form an 'extended household'. 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. Those at a higher risk of severe illness from coronavirus (including people over 70, people who are pregnant and people with an underlying medical condition) may take part in an extended household arrangement, but should strictly follow the handwashing, surface cleaning and respiratory hygiene guidance on the NHS Inform website. Under current rules you need to have a reasonable excuse for leaving the house. See further guidance on travel and transport and view maps of local authority area boundaries. delivery from other closed retailers can continue, to carry out utility (including electricity, gas, water, telephone, broadband) safety checks, repairs, maintenance and installations (where those cannot be delayed), to carry out repairs and maintenance that would otherwise threaten the household’s health and safety, to deliver, install or repair key household furniture and appliances such as washing machines, fridges and cookers, to support a home move, for example furniture removal, domestic cleaner providing services in support of a clean and safe living environment for people in vulnerable circumstance, living with a disability and as a result of that vulnerable circumstance or disability are unable to clean their own home, to deliver goods or shopping, where essential in supporting a vulnerable person, When carrying out essential work in someone’s house, workers should stay 2 metres apart from the people who live there, wear a face covering and follow good hygiene practices both before and after. Room service, including alcohol, is allowed as normal. COVID-19 education recovery This resource provides a single point of access to guidance and support for COVID-19 recovery. Added sections on what the Law says, moving homes and second homes and made other amendments to reflect the latest legislation. Please ensure that you are considerate to retail staff and abide by their guidance and instructions, including removing your face covering if requested for proof of age. Face coverings must be worn by those attending a wedding or civil partnership, except for the couple and the person conducting the ceremony. Travel no further than you need to reach to a safe, non-crowded place to exercise in a socially distanced way. Your feedback will help us improve this site, Coronavirus (COVID-19): stay at home guidance. Some islands will remain at Level 3. In Level 4 areas you are allowed to leave home for essential shopping only, including essential shopping for a vulnerable person. 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You can travel for local outdoor sport or exercise such as meeting another person, 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. Any data collected is anonymised. We want your views on how we overcome the challenges ahead. being friendly and offering help – for example, by letting someone with sight loss know where a shopping queue starts or if there is a safer place to cross a road, Find You should minimise contact with people outside your own household if you can. Outdoor visitor attractions, such as parks and gardens and the outdoor areas of zoos may remain open, to enable exercise and recreation to be undertaken with appropriate physical distancing in place, but should only be visited in line with travel restrictions. Find what you're looking for on mygov.scot. Children under the age of 12 from these households do not count towards this number. 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). Also added information on supporting others and updated information about working in other people's homes and shopping. Only children should enter the home of another household. 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. If you, your child or someone you care for is on the shielding list, you can sign up for priority access to supermarket online delivery slots. 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. Face-to-face services can continue where this is essential. Isolate means staying in your own home for the full 10 days. 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Physical distancing between members of an extended household is not required. Try to avoid times when shops will be busy. Gov.scot uses cookies which are essential for the site to work. Advice for people on the shielding list in lockdown The Chief Medical Officer is writing to everyone on the shielding list during the week beginning 4 January to set out our advice. 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). Marches, parades and static demonstrations are not allowed at this time. You should stay home as much as possible but you can still go out for exercise and essential shopping or medicines. Those at a higher risk of severe illness from coronavirus (including those who had been shielding, people 70 and over, people who are pregnant and people with an underlying medical condition) should strictly follow the physical distancing guidance. If services must take place in-person, relevant guidance must be followed. If someone in the extended household develops COVID-19 symptoms, to avoid spreading the virus all members of the extended household must isolate immediately if they met the symptomatic person at any time between 2 days before and up to 10 days after their symptoms started. You should continue to work from home if you can. We are currently in the first phase, Phase 1A, of providing COVID-19 vaccine. Shop online or use local shops and services wherever you can. There are 13 designated CNI sectors including agriculture and food production, activity to maintain the food supply chain, energy and transport. You should stay as close to home as possible in order to protect the NHS and save lives. a household must not form an extended household with more than one other household. To minimise the risk of spread of coronavirus it is crucial that we all avoid unnecessary travel. 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