ENGLAND

From Thursday 24th Sept 2020 all our Huts in England and Wales will be operating NHS Test and Trace, as per Government legislation. This means that guests will be asked to provide their name and contact details via the NHS COVID-19 mobile phone app. Full information on NHS Test and Trace can be found here. You’ll be asked to provide your name, contact details and the date and time of your arrival. In the unlikely event there is a cluster of coronavirus cases linked to the Hut, the NHS may ask the Hut for details of those individuals who were present. If you were at the Hut at the same time as someone who tested positive for coronavirus, the NHS will get in touch.

WALES

In accordance with Welsh regulations, all Huts in Wales now have increased regulations around Test, Trace and Protect. Whereby all guests (aged 16 and over) will be asked to provide their details via the NHS App.  Every individual of age will then be asked to show their server their App verification, which the server is required to check to ensure that the key details given are correct i.e. time, date, location. Diners without a Smart Phone will be able to give their details for manual entry on to our in-Hut systems; servers will be required to check the guest name against a driving license, debit/credit card or similar. Unfortunately diners who do not wish to give their details will not be able to dine with us.

SCOTLAND

Guests in our Scottish Huts or those who are unable to access or use the NHS Test and Trace app, are able to use our existing Hut Track and Trace process available through our Mobile Ordering system or directly at the till system (for those who are unable to use the other options available). The Tracing systems we have in place are designed to help identify and notify people who may have been exposed to the COVID-19 virus. Unfortunately those guests who are unable or unwilling to take part in one of our Track and Trace systems will sadly not be able to dine at our restaurants.