As the situation regarding the coronavirus has developed, guidance has been produced covering a variety topics. This information is being updated as the advice changes so please keep checking back to ensure you have the most up-to-date version.
Find out what lockdown means.
As of the 22 March 2021, the Bailiwick of Guernsey is in Stage 3 of the Exit from Lockdown.
Recovery Stage 3 will see a return to a normal level of activity within the Bailiwick, with social, recreation and business activity able to take place.
If you do start to experience any symptoms, no matter how mild, please contact the Clinical Helpline by calling 01481 756938 or 01481 756969.
If you feel very unwell, phone 999 and tell the operator of your symptoms. Please do not visit your GP or the Emergency Department at the hospital unannounced.
Additional testing is now taking place at the East Arm of North Beach. This is to support the testing of essential workers and others deemed appropriate for this facility.
Find out what support is available for businesses.
Read the latest guidance here.
Read the latest information here.
Read the latest advice
Find out what financial support is available for individuals.
Read the latest guidance for schools and colleges
Read the latest expert advice
Read guidance on recreational activities
Guidance for social, community and residential care
Find out about current travel restrictions
Find out how services are currently running
Read the latest animal-related guidance
This information applies to all University and College students as well as those who attend boarding schools in the UK and elsewhere.
Find out how to keep yourself safe
Guidance for those who have recently arrived in Guernsey, or are in Guernsey for an extended period of time
Links to legislation and key documents
The free, all age careers service is still available Monday to Friday 8:30am - 5:00pm to young people, parents/carers, adults, employers, and schools/Post-16.
Revive and Thrive – Our Recovery Strategy for Guernsey Together
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Find out more about how the Bailiwick plans on exiting lockdown.
