With the lifting of all COVID restrictions, we echo the CCCBR's advice which is to encourage all ringers to take both a personal approach and a collective approach to how residual risk is managed for themselves and each other. A personal approach is what we are probably all doing already when we ask ourselves:

• What’s the local risk?
• What’s my personal risk?
• How do I reduce both?
• How do I decide if it’s safe for me to ring?

With no limits on numbers, distancing or duration, the emphasis is on considering which mitigations are appropriate for a particular ringing situation, adjusting the length of time accordingly.

For instance, a fully vaccinated band (two vaccinations and booster) might be comfortable ringing for an extended period of time at a well ventilated tower if all participants have done a LFT within the previous 24 hours, while teaching youngsters is likely to be for shorter periods, again with a LFT within 24 hours and possibly with a face covering.

CCCBR summary of guidance here.
ART Newsletters on recovery of bellringing after COVID are here
ART Survival and Recovery Toolbox here
ART article on Recovery Champions here