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           Stay on the Ball and Remember to Stay Safe - (COVID         Update – 02 July 2021) With         restrictions still in place, please remember to keep following the         latest guidance and stay safe.  For the latest information on         COVID restrictions, please see the GOV.UK         website – and remember hands, face, space, fresh air. Lockdown         latestStep 3         restrictions remain in place. There is currently a 4-week pause at Step         3 of the roadmap and it is expected that England will move to Step 4 on         19 July. How the         rules changed on 21 June From 21         June you can have more guests at weddings, civil partnerships and         commemorative events following a funeral depending on venue capacity         and how many can be safely accommodated with social distancing. The         rules on care home visits and domestic residential visits for children         also changed on 21 June. For more         information, please see the GOV.UK         website Vaccinations         updateThe Kent         and Medway Clinical Commissioning Group (CCG) is reminding         everyone that the road to less Covid-19 restrictions is through         vaccination and testing. Everyone aged 18 and over is now invited to         get vaccinated. The         Covid-19 vaccine is being offered at local vaccination centres run         by GPs, at large vaccination centres, in some pharmacies and some         hospitals. For more local details, please see the CCG         website. The         vaccine is currently being given to people who:           Are              aged 18 or overAre              at high risk from coronavirus (clinically extremely              vulnerable)Are              an eligible frontline health or social care workerHave              a condition that puts you at higher risk (clinically vulnerable)Have              a learning disabilityAre              a main carer for someone at high risk from coronavirus. For more         information on COVID vaccinations, or for details on how to book your         vaccination, please see the NHS         website. Symptom-free         testingSymptom-free         home testing kits are widely         available at hundreds of pharmacies and workplaces across         Kent and can also be ordered online and delivered to your door. Everyone         without symptoms should get tested twice per week. Around 1 in 3 people         with COVID-19 have no symptoms, so it's important to get tested         regularly to make sure you are not unknowingly spreading the virus. You can         book a test for people with symptoms by visiting the GOV.UK         website or by calling 119. Keep SafeRemember         to stay safe if you're out and about this weekend - including if you're         watching the football with friends on Saturday night. Keep         up-to-dateDuring         the pandemic, we're keeping all our social media channels updated with         the latest news and advice, so please keep following us on         Twitter, Facebook and Instagram. 
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