In our ongoing need to continue to take asymptomatic tests, we’re bringing these mobile testing units to an area near you.
You may already be aware that there are a few different ways you can access your twice-weekly asymptomatic tests. However, we know it can be difficult for some people to access these options for a number of reasons.
That’s why we’re setting up a one-day mobile collection point in each the following areas: Scisset, Gomersal, Salendine Nook, Dewsbury, and Roberttown, between the dates 01/06/2021 and 04/06/2021.
Anyone over 18 can collect two packs of home testing kits (containing seven tests each) – the times, dates and locations are in the below table.
You don’t need to book, just turn up and please wear a face covering and social distance from those outside your household or bubble.
The tests come with instructions on how to use the tests and how frequently you should take them. We will have staff on hand to show you how to use the tests should you need help.
Mobile collection site timetable
Date |
Time |
Area |
Location |
Address |
Tuesday 1 June Collect only |
8:00am - 17:00pm |
Scisset |
Scisset Baths and Fitness Centre |
Wakefield Road Scissett Huddersfield HD8 9HU |
Wednesday 2 June Collect only |
8:00am - 17:00pm |
Gomersal |
Gomersal Public Hall |
Oxford Rd Gomersal Cleckheaton BD19 4JP |
Thursday 3 June Collect only |
8:00am - 17:00pm |
Salendine Nook |
Salendine Nook Shopping Centre |
144 Moor Hill Road Huddersfield HD3 3XA |
Friday 4 June Regular test and collect |
9:00am – 16:00 |
Dewsbury |
Dewsbury Sainsbury’s |
Railway Street Railway St Dewsbury WF12 8EB |
Friday 4 June Collect only |
8:00am - 17:00pm |
Roberttown |
Sainsbury’s local and Greggs |
Fountain Court Huddersfield Rd Robertown Liversedge WF15 7PH |
In addition to this we have launched our enhanced testing offer which means that everyone in Kirklees can access a PCR test.
Following the Government’s announcement last week that Kirklees will start enhanced testing, we’ve quickly put together our plan which is initially focussing more resources in four areas with highest infections rates.
This will see asymptomatic and symptomatic people in Kirklees taking PCR tests which gives us more information on the types of variant spreading so we can isolate them as much as possible. Read more about our surge and increased testing programme – and how to play your part.
Three new mobile testing units have also been set-up to offer people in Savile Town, Thornhill Lees, Honley and Batley asymptomatic PCR tests between 10am-4pm.
Anyone who lives or works in Kirklees can also get an asymptomatic PCR test at the below testing sites between 8am-8pm and help us detect potential cases of the new variant and prevent further spread:
We really urge everyone to continue to get tests wherever possible to keep your community safe and help prevent the spread of infection.
Taking a test helps reduce the spread of the virus in your community.