Nottingham visitor attraction closes after Covid outbreak
Nottingham’s National Justice Museum has been forced to close because of an outbreak of Covid-19 among staff.
The tourist attraction, which also includes the City of Caves, said that NHS Track and Trace has been informed of the cases.
A statement from the museum said: “We are very sorry, but we have closed temporarily as a precautionary measure following two positive tests for Covid among our staff. As a consequence, other members of staff are now self-isolating in line with NHS advice.”
If you have a pre-booked ticket for up to and including 2 July, the museum is asking thay you contact info@nationaljusticemuseum.org.uk and it will arrange a full refund.
