Pathway through the summer

• On 12 July and in the days following, the Government will publish guidance on how to reduce risk through practising key behaviours:
  1. For individuals: while we are moving away from most legal restrictions, the guidance is there to help us all act responsibly. While prevalence is high, it is essential that everybody follows the guidance and takes action to protect themselves and others.
  2. For businesses, setting out advice for how to understand and mitigate risks as we start to live with COVID-19.
  3. For those who are Clinically Extremely Vulnerable.
• On 19 July, most legal restrictions will end, removing social distancing and social contact restrictions and enabling remaining businesses to reopen. All adults have now been offered a first dose of the vaccine.
• By the end of July, the Government will publish an updated COVID-19 contain outbreak management framework for local areas.
• On 16 August, the rules on self-isolating as a contact will change for people who are fully vaccinated^{[footnote 2]}, and for under 18s. Those not fully vaccinated will still need to isolate if they are contacts, and everyone will still have to isolate if they test positive, to protect themselves and others.
• In September, the Government will undertake a review to assess the country’s preparedness for autumn and winter, which will consider whether to continue or strengthen public and business guidance as we approach the winter, including on face coverings and test, trace and isolate, and will review the remaining regulations.
  

It could happen!

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