Coronavirus 'rule of six' law begins in England: What you can and can't do
The number of people that can attend social gatherings has been cut to six across England following a sharp rise in coronavirus cases across the UK.
Full Article
Coronavirus 'rule of six' law begins in England: What you can and can't do
Hereford Times
0 shares
1 views
You might like
Related news coverage
Opinion: England should exclude kids from 'rule of six' like Scotland and Wales
Bristol Post
"It just makes the new law so impossible to follow you either have to laugh or cry"
-
Further national measures in England to address rise cases of COVID-19
Devon and Cornwall Police
-
Coronavirus rule change: The new law for cafes, beauty salons, pubs and restaurants
Hereford Times
-
Respect the rule of six to protect yourself and others
Devon and Cornwall Police
-
Coronavirus 'rule of 6': Are children and babies exempt in England, Scotland and Wales?
Hereford Times
Advertisement
More coverage
The rule of six: What today's new restrictions mean for Lanarkshire in lockdown
Daily Record
From today, new coronavirus restrictions come into law limiting the number of people you can meet with.
Coronavirus: 'Rule of six' comes into effect
BBC Local News