REUNIONS are taking place across the country as care home residents are now allowed to hold hands with a regular indoor visitor.
The move, which came under the Government’s plan to ease lockdown restrictions in England, sees people who have not been able to be in the same room as their loved one for up to a year finally coming together again.
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Visitors will be required to take a coronavirus lateral flow test before entry and personal protective equipment (PPE) must be worn.
Residents are asked not to hug or kiss their relatives, though hand holding is permitted.
And we would love to see your pictures and hear your stories. You can share them with us using the link below.
Care home visiting
Care homes in England are now allowing one nominated visitor to see their loved ones indoors. We would love to see your reunion pictures, you can share them with us here.
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