View our Coronavirus Strategy here: Coronavirus Strategy
LATEST NEWS:
Keep Wales safe:
- get both jabs and when invited, get your booster
- limit your contacts
- outdoors is safer than indoors
- do a lateral flow test before seeing others
- if you have symptoms, self-isolate and book a PCR test
- wear a face covering
Recent and upcoming changes
From 15 January
- Up to 500 people can be present at outdoor events. This does not include those participating in a team sport event, meaning 500 spectators can be present.
From 21 January
- there will no longer be any legal limits on the number of people that can meet outdoors
- COVID Pass needed for large outdoor events
From 28 January
- nightclubs will be able to re-open
- COVID Pass needed for large indoor events, nightclubs, cinemas, theatres and concert halls
- working from home remains important but moves from law to guidance
- in hospitality, no restrictions on meeting people and no requirement for table service or 2 metre physical distancing
Restrictions Business Fund
Coronavirus self-isolation and quarantine reduced to 10 days in Wales
About the vaccine
COVID-19 Vaccinations Multilingual Translation links
Self-isolation support scheme
Coronavirus control plan: alert levels in Wales
More information is available via Welsh Government here
If you’ve got any symptoms of coronavirus, you must get a test and your whole household must self-isolate immediately.
- New continuous cough
- High temperature
- Loss of taste and/or smell
Book a test here https://gov.wales/apply-coronavirus-covid-19-test
If you are asked to self-isolate, you should do so to prevent further spread of the virus. Please remember to self-isolate while awaiting the results of a test.
For information which will answer a lot of questions, please visit
- Click here to view the latest Welsh Government Advice
- Public health wales information
- Aneurin Bevan University Health Board
