New Government Guidelines
On the 22nd of September the UK Government introduced stricter measures in a bid to control the rising number of Coronavirus cases. Guidelines, which Boris Johnson suggests, could last up to 6-months.
Updated advice on when to wear a face covering.
Retail staff and customers in indoor hospitality venues, shopping centres and visitor attractions will now have to wear face coverings.
Face coverings must be worn by taxi drivers and passengers in all private hire vehicles as well as on all public transport and at all transport hubs.
Libraries, places of worship, community centres, hotels and auction houses are also among the indoor settings where face coverings are now compulsory.
For a complete list of when to wear a face covering, please follow the advice on the Government website here.
Other new regulations
Office workers are being told to work from home again if possible.
All pubs, bars and restaurants will be restricted to table service only, takeaways can continue.
All hospitality venues must close at 22:00.
Only 15 people will be able to attend weddings in groups of six. Funerals can still take place with up to 30 people.
You can only play indoor adult sports in groups of less than six.
The planned return of spectators to sports venues will not go ahead from 1 October.
