Coronavirus: Shropshire to move into Tier 3 (Very High) restrictions
From 00:01am on 31st December 2020, all parts of Shropshire will enter in to Tier 3 of the Government’s tiered system.
Key changes from Tier 2 to Tier 3
- A maximum of six people can meet in an outdoor public space
- Pubs, restaurants and bars can only open for takeaways
- Indoor leisure remains open, however classes should not take place
- Accommodation is now closed
- It’s advised not to stay overnight in other households, except within your support bubble
- Wedding receptions are now not permitted
- Indoor entertainment venues are now closed to the public
- Where possible, you should stay local and avoid travelling outside your local area, meaning your village or town, or part of a city. People should continue to travel for reasons such as work, education, medical attention or if they have caring responsibilities.
- You can still travel to venues that are open, or for reasons such as work or education, but you should reduce the number of journeys you make wherever possible. You should avoid travelling outside your tier 3 area other than for the reasons such as those above.
- You should avoid higher-risk contact sports and group exercise activities and sports indoors should not take place, unless with your household or bubble
- No spectators at sporting events
For all the Government advice on what you can and cannot do in an area in Tier 3 of local restrictions visit www.gov.uk/guidance/tier-3-very-high-alert.