James raises access to Covid-19 testing

During a Covid-19 update in the House of Commons, James raised concerns that North West Norfolk constituents have contacted him about regarding access to testing. 
As demand for tests has increased, constituents have contacted James with their experiences of difficulties in booking a test, having to travel, or not being able to access tests at mobile test sites including in Hunstanton due to not being provided with a QR code. 
James pressed the Health Secretary to consider carefully the case he has made for a permanent test centre - rather than just the temporary mobile site - for the public in King’s Lynn. 

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