NHS test/trace on site

Yes our ultra reliable Nokia 3210's last a week on a charge and are much more compact than the ones my grown up children use, Apple something or other and a Samsung large thing.

"will be asked to" What other means is in place? as it also says we may check addresses

If you had read my post you would have seen the alternative👍🏻

Where have you posted that

I totally agree the email could have been better worded, but as the App method of checking in is totally anonymous and no address details are shared, the other method would be checking your address if you didn't have the App. Perhaps using your photo driving licence to prove it is actually you.

I am not sure why you say the App is from Serco who had nothing to do with it. The App is a cooperation between Google and Apple. The NHS tested this app against their original one and found the Google/Apple was the better option. You may be getting confused with the fact that Serco run Track and Trace for the Government but the app is separate. 

I won't be scanning any barcodes, on camp sites or anywhere else. The few bookings we had for the rest of the year have now been cancelled. It's all going in completely the wrong direction, so even though  we are in the lowest level tier here, we haven't been inside anyone's house nor had anyone in ours since this all began in March but we have done gardens. Neither have we  visited a pub cafe or restaurant this year, not one, just fuel stations and food shops, and even then we click and collect for preference. We have been away, for fewer nights than normal, and have visited some of this club's sites and some camping club sites. Of the two, we preferred the camping club system where you don't have to enter reception and the toilets blocks are shut to reduce cross contamination... Its going to be a long winter, reading, TV and local walks only for us. 

I checked into a CL recently using the QRC code. Isn't it the case that all venues are legally obliged to display a code for visitors to check in if they can?

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The email also states for England  "Members and guests who reside in a Local Alert level of Very High should not travel to any of the Club’s other campsites". This is stronger than the current law which advises against travel from a Very High alert level, but does not prohibit it.