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support bubble in a private garden or in most outdoor public venues.
You would not be able to visit friends or family in care homes, other than in exceptional circumstances. Care homes should restrict visits to these circumstances. hospitality venues which remain open must close by 10pm.
People should try to avoid travelling outside the Tier 3 area they are in, or entering a Tier 3 area, other than for things like work, education, accessing youth services, to meet caring responsibilities or if they are in transit.
People should avoid staying overnight in another part of the UK.
other commemorative events.
Schools and universities will remain open although a move to greater online provision is encouraged.
Places of worship are open but this is subject to gathering limits.
Hairdressers and beauty salons can remain open.
Shisha bars can remain open BUT must not serve Shisha. They may continue to operate as cafes.
Gyms may open, but guidance is against indoor exercise classes.
Exercise classes and organised sport can take place outdoors subject to risk assessments.
Libraries and museums can remain open.
Retail can remain open
RETAIL giant Halfords is recruiting for 1,100 temporary jobs during the festive season amid a surge in demand for bikes.
In its latest results, the company reported a 148% increase in online sales, including a 184% rise in sales of electric bikes.
Paul Tomlinson, cycling director at Halfords, said:
“Kids’ and junior bikes appear to be one of the most wanted Christmas presents this year. We’ve also seen e-bikes perform particularly well.”