The window of opportunity for smaller businesses to get on board with free testing is short, said Hannah Essex, a co-executive director of the BCC, who has called on the government to extend the free provision of tests to businesses for as long as necessary. Photograph: Joanna Partridge/The GuardianPrenetics plans to open a further eight test sites at IWG locations from Bristol to Leeds over the coming weeks and its goal is to open a network of up to 100 pods across the country. Firms in the financial sector have already begun to offer regular testing to staff who are required or choose to go into the office. Its fellow Wall Street bank Citigroup has launched a pilot testing programme for up to 1,000 staff based at its London headquarters in Canary Wharf, where lateral flow tests are posted to those who volunteer for the scheme. However, the free tests will only be provided until the end of June, before the expected date of any large-scale return to work.
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