In reply to Post #864
Friend of mine purchased it and used it successfully last week.
I noticed it was also endorsed by the bailiff at Abbey lakes saying their guests have been using it .
Friend of mine purchased it and used it successfully last week.
I noticed it was also endorsed by the bailiff at Abbey lakes saying their guests have been using it .
In reply to Post #865
Have used it myself - no problems.
Trouble with these, a bit like taking bait, you can never be certain till you pass through customs. As you say Gov website does rule them out regardless of what the company says.
Have used it myself - no problems.
Trouble with these, a bit like taking bait, you can never be certain till you pass through customs. As you say Gov website does rule them out regardless of what the company says.
In reply to Post #864
https://www.c19testing.co.uk/rapidtravel/
https://www.c19testing.co.uk/rapidtravel/
In reply to Post #867
Need someone to comment that has returned from yesterday which is when the tests has changed again on the government website, it's all a money making game and totally contradicting, I'm still no nearer to what I need, I contacted the c19 site that sells the tests and their reply was check the government website.
Need someone to comment that has returned from yesterday which is when the tests has changed again on the government website, it's all a money making game and totally contradicting, I'm still no nearer to what I need, I contacted the c19 site that sells the tests and their reply was check the government website.
In reply to Post #868
The government website is clear
https://www.gov.uk/guidance/coronavirus-covid-19-testing-for-people-travelling-to-england
As long as the company can provide the results as detailed in the above link then you'll be fine
Information that the test result must include
Your test result must be in either English, French or Spanish. Translations will not be accepted.
You must provide the original test result notification. It must include the following information:
your name, which should match the name on your travel documents
your date of birth or age
the result of the test
the date the test sample was collected or received by the test provider
the name of the test provider and their contact details
confirmation of the device used for the test, or that the test was a PCR test
If the test result does not include this information you may not be able to board, and may not be able to travel to England. If you arrive without a test result that includes this information, you might have to pay a £500 fine.
The government website is clear
https://www.gov.uk/guidance/coronavirus-covid-19-testing-for-people-travelling-to-england
As long as the company can provide the results as detailed in the above link then you'll be fine
Information that the test result must include
Your test result must be in either English, French or Spanish. Translations will not be accepted.
You must provide the original test result notification. It must include the following information:
your name, which should match the name on your travel documents
your date of birth or age
the result of the test
the date the test sample was collected or received by the test provider
the name of the test provider and their contact details
confirmation of the device used for the test, or that the test was a PCR test
If the test result does not include this information you may not be able to board, and may not be able to travel to England. If you arrive without a test result that includes this information, you might have to pay a £500 fine.
In reply to Post #869
Andy, you can only reiterate what's on the Gov site so many times . I'm afraid ultimately people have to decide for themselves. I think we both agree the rules at any given time are fairly clear accepting they do change.
The travel providers, Eurotunnel particularly in my opinion , explain the rules and what's required very clearly
Andy, you can only reiterate what's on the Gov site so many times . I'm afraid ultimately people have to decide for themselves. I think we both agree the rules at any given time are fairly clear accepting they do change.
The travel providers, Eurotunnel particularly in my opinion , explain the rules and what's required very clearly
In reply to Post #870
Agreed. All the info and links are in here a few times
Agreed. All the info and links are in here a few times
Has anyone established yet if you are legally allowed to take pots of pop-ups/ hook baits etc
In reply to Post #872
Yes, they are classed as lures.
Yes, they are classed as lures.
In reply to Post #869
That link was dated July 19th, it's different on the government latest, I'm just trying to establish whether I can take a C19 test with me or if I need to be tested there, I've been told take test with me but it's different since it went to amber.
That link was dated July 19th, it's different on the government latest, I'm just trying to establish whether I can take a C19 test with me or if I need to be tested there, I've been told take test with me but it's different since it went to amber.
In reply to Post #874
That's the latest and current rules as per our government that has not changed since the 19th July.
All that changed is that france is no longer amber plus and so the normal rules for travelling to and from an amber country applies
That's the latest and current rules as per our government that has not changed since the 19th July.
All that changed is that france is no longer amber plus and so the normal rules for travelling to and from an amber country applies
In reply to Post #872
My mate just took his normal supply of boilies got threw threw with no problems at all.
My mate just took his normal supply of boilies got threw threw with no problems at all.
Yesterday, France reported 3,919 new case. The UK reported 25,056...
And STILL they insist on returnees from France taking Covid tests. Yet, one can enter France without any test whatsoever. All the papers are reporting on this and asking, who's making the killing on unnecessary tests?
And STILL they insist on returnees from France taking Covid tests. Yet, one can enter France without any test whatsoever. All the papers are reporting on this and asking, who's making the killing on unnecessary tests?
In reply to Post #877
I would say our treasury Ken when they collect the revenues, only four weeks-ish until I'm out to Rainbow now.
Friday overnight ferry booked with cabin
Declaration form printed ready
Antigen test purchased to take with me
Day 2 return test purchased
Only thing I need to do now is fill in the passenger locator form just prior to travel and sort the fishing gear out.
I would say our treasury Ken when they collect the revenues, only four weeks-ish until I'm out to Rainbow now.
Friday overnight ferry booked with cabin
Declaration form printed ready
Antigen test purchased to take with me
Day 2 return test purchased
Only thing I need to do now is fill in the passenger locator form just prior to travel and sort the fishing gear out.
In reply to Post #878
What's the cheapest at home day 2 test people have found?
Expert Medicals are £28 which seems ok?
Cant find anyone else apart from c19 for the return to England test
What's the cheapest at home day 2 test people have found?
Expert Medicals are £28 which seems ok?
Cant find anyone else apart from c19 for the return to England test