COVID-19

Latest Information and Advice

Greenwich is currently subject to national lockdown restrictions.

If you need to travel for essential reasons, plan ahead and avoid using public transport at peak times – cycle or walk where possible.

You must wear a face covering in certain places, including on public transport.

For people already in the UK, use the 111 online coronavirus service to get further information about coronavirus and check your symptoms.

Find the latest information on the official UK government website.

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Can I travel to Greenwich?

The UK government has instructed people to stay at home, except for a limited number of reasons.

There are travel restrictions in place for people travelling to London, and international visitors arriving from certain countries are currently prohibited from entering the UK.

Make sure to follow the rules around self isolation, providing contact details and getting tested before you travel. You will also be required to quarantine in a hotel for 10 days when travelling from certain countries.

Find out everything you need to know about travelling to the UK.

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What are the current national lockdown restrictions?

Greenwich, and the rest of London is currently subject to national lockdown restrictions.

You should not leave your home, unless it is essential. Stay local and avoid travel outside of your area during lockdown.

If you do need to travel for essential reasons, limit your journeys and avoid busy times on public transport – walk or cycle where possible.

You can exercise and socialise in outdoor public spaces with the people you live with, your bubble or one person from outside your household.

Find out more about the current coronavirus restrictions in London.

What are the steps for lifting the lockdown? 

The UK government has announced the next provisional steps for easing lockdown in London and the rest of England.

Step one: From 29 March, you’ll be able to meet in a group of up to six people or two households outdoors.

Step two: From 12 April at the earliest, all shops can reopen in London. You’ll be able to visit outdoor attractions such as zoos and drive-in cinemas, and sit outdoors for a meal or drink at hospitality venues. Self-contained accommodation can also welcome guests from the same household.

Step three: From 17 May at the earliest, you can meet in a group of up to six people or two households indoors, and a group of up to 30 people outdoors. You’ll be able to return to the city’s indoor attractions, entertainment and hospitality venues, including museums, galleries, pubs, bars, restaurants and theatres. Accommodation across London can also reopen.

Step four: From 21 June at the earliest, there won’t be any legal limits on social contact. Nightclubs will also be allowed to reopen their dancefloors.

For more information, take a look at the UK government’s full roadmap out of lockdown.

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Useful Resources

Find official coronavirus guidance and resources for travelling safely to London on the Visit London website.

Find the latest advice for visitors to and in the UK on the Visit Britain website.

The latest guidance and information from the UK government website.

Check if you have coronavirus symptoms and see tips on how to avoid the spreading of the virus with NHS 111 Online.

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