Both the city and the county have been placed into the ‘high’ level of risk category which is effective from midnight tonight.

The new restrictions will be kept under constant review.  Businesses in the city and county will remain under the same restrictions which are already in place, which includes the 10pm curfew for pubs and bars.

Schools and education settings will remain open across the whole of England, including in the city and county.

Jonathan Gribbin Director of Public Health for Nottinghamshire said: “Only by doing this can we turn the tide on these escalating numbers, prevent the vulnerable becoming ill, and stop the numbers of hospital admissions rising. This is a responsibility for every one of us.”

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The coronavirus pandemic is having a huge impact on our mental health and it is a common issue affecting people from all walks of life, yet we often find it hard to talk about.

Remember, it's ok not to be ok.

If you're struggling with mental health issues contact NHS Nottinghamshire Healthcare call the helpline number on 0300 555 0730.

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Following the guidance is as important as ever.

With cases of coronavirus rapidly rising across Nottingham, Nottinghamshire and the rest of the country, please remember to follow Hands, Face and Space guidance to protect yourself and others.

If you get symptoms you need to isolate and take a test by calling 119 or visit the online government portal.

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