Information on coronavirus (COVID-19)
From Tuesday 30 November, face coverings will be mandatory in shops and on public transport, and all travellers returning to the UK will require PCR testing. For more information please go to the government website.
All international arrivals must self-isolate while waiting 2 days to take a PCR test, and must continue to self-isolate until they receive a negative result.
A full transcript of the prime minister’s announcement is online. There's also a version of his announcement on YouTube with BSL.
Our main priority remains the health, safety and wellbeing of everyone in Luton. We encourage everyone to proceed with a great deal of caution and to:
- get the COVID-19 vaccine when offered, especially the booster
- follow the rules on face coverings
- follow the basic guidance of hands / space / fresh air
- get tested regularly, especially if you're going to crowded spaces
- limit social contact as much as possible
- if meeting inside, let as much fresh air in as possible
Go to the government website for more information on keeping safe.
Latest guidance and health advice
Make sure you understand and follow the latest advice to protect yourselves and others.
Information and guidance relating to the COVID-19 vaccines.
COVID-19 testing and self isolation
Information and guidance on tests available in Luton, rules around self isolation, test and trace and NHS app.
COVID-19 cases, deaths and vaccination data for Luton
See the latest local data relating to COVID-19 cases, deaths and vaccination data for Luton. This information will be updated weekly.
Sign up as a COVID-19 Community Champion and help keep your friends, families and community safe.
Find out about grants, and loans, as well as guidance for keeping your staff and customers safe and how you can sign up to the COVID Pledge.
Information on the self-isolation support payment and winter covid grant, along with guidance on benefits, money, work and Council Tax.
TLC is a community project to tackle inequalities of COVID-19 in Luton. Evidence shows that COVID-19 hasn't affected all population groups equally in Luton and this project wants to explore why.