The Prime Minister has announced that the hospitality industry in England will reopen on July 4, and the two metre rule will become “one metre plus”.
In a bid to assist the reopening of pubs, restaurants and cafes, the safe social distance will be “one metre plus” some form of infection mitigation - for example on public transport it will be one metre plus a face covering.
People should continue to follow the two metre rule where possible, and if they cannot, they must stay a minimum of one metre apart and mitigate the risk of infection.
In a further relaxation of the coronavirus lockdown, from that date people will be able to meet indoors - at home, at the pub or anywhere else permitted to be open - with one other household of any size at a time.
Full list of businesses allowed to open:
Full list of businesses which must remain closed:
The amazing Plastic Free North Devon (PFND) have launched their Visitor Campaign for 2020.
The first part of the campaign is the ‘Holiday Project’ for holiday accommodation providers. It aims to encourage individuals to make simple changes to single-use plastic use whilst on holiday.
PFND want locals and visitors alike to ditch their reliance on single-use items like plastic water bottles, bags and coffee cups and opt for REUSE and REFILL instead.
If you would like your business to help protect our incredible surroundings by promoting our campaign then please click on the link to fill in the sign up form.
PFND will then send you all the information you need.
Please, please share this with any businesses who may be interested in joining this campaign.
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