Off Topic Covid 19 restrictions have done one

Step 2
April 12 at the earliest

• Reopening of the following venues:
• Non-essential shops
• Personal care premises - hairdressers and nail salons
• Public buildings - libraries and museums
• Most outdoor attractions and settings also reopen including hospitality, zoos and theme parks.
• Wider social contact rules will apply in all these settings. You wouldn’t be able to have indoor mixing between households. So hairdressers/library/museum - only go with members of own household.
• Indoor leisure - gyms and swimming pools - will also reopen but only for people going on their own or with own household.
• Hospitality reopening but for outdoors purposes only. Restaurant is tables outside only; likewise pubs gardens only.
• In line with rules on social contact. So 2 households or Rule of 6 when meeting friends in a beer garden.
• Not going back to need to order a substantial meal with alcohol - and no curfews either.
• Customers will, however, have to be seated when they order food or drink.
• Self contained accommodation - campsites and holiday lets where indoor facilities not shared with other households - can also reopen. Can stay in a self catering cottage but only with own household.
• Funerals can continue with up to 30 people.
• Wedding receptions and commemorative events - number rises from six to 15.

 

Step 3
May 17 at the earliest

• Easing limits on social contact more. Outdoors, most social contact rules lifted.
• Two household/rule of six requirements will go at that point.
• But gatherings of over 30 people in a park/garden etc will remain outlawed.
• Indoor mixing will be allowed again.
• Indoors, rule of six or a larger group from up to two households can meet indoors - but this will be kept under review to see if safe to go further.
• Inside of pubs and restaurants open at this point along with entertainment such as cinemas, children’s play areas, accommodation (hotels and B&Bs) and indoor adult sports groups and exercise classes.
• If meeting friends in pub, it’s rule of six or two households. But those restrictions are removed if you’re in the beer garden.
• Performances/sporting events: Making some changes in Step 3. Larger performances and sporting events in indoor events with capacity of 1,000 or half full (whichever smaller) will be allowed.
• Outdoors, capacity of 4,000 people allowed, or half full, again whichever is smaller.
• Largest outdoor seated venues e.g. biggest football stadiums, up to 10,000 people will be able to attend - or a quarter full, whichever is lower. So 10k can go to Wembley Stadium.
• Up to 30 people able to attend weddings, receptions and wakes as well as funerals and other life events permitted including Bar Mitzvahs and christenings.

 

Step 4
June 21 at the earliest

• Hoping all of the legal limits on social contact can be removed and hope to reopen those final closed sectors of the economy, some of which didn’t open last summer - e.g. nightclubs.
• Hoping to lift restrictions on large events and performances that applied in previous step.
• Also hope to make a decision on whether all limits can be removed on weddings and other life events.

(Copied from Hull Live)

 

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So, as I read the key points. 12th of April, haircut then beer garden.

 

Could beer garden haircuts become a thing?

 

Play offs could be seen in person if we end up in them, if I'm reading the road map correctly

 

Shorts, back and sides please landlord.

 

Step 3 you kiss and hold her tightly ?

 

Looks to be a 25% max attendance or 10% of stadium size - whichever is lower, so we could get 8000 fans in for a home play off game if we get in them.

The egg chasers will get back into the ground before City fans.

 

Well, it's a plan, which feels better than no plan at all, and it looks like it might be achievable in terms of getting on top of the virus. I hope industry can survive that long. Just pray for no setbacks between now and June 21.

 

So instead of a basin cut we can get a bottle cut?

 

June? It's April the 12th that's the key one. Followed by the 13th, which is to be renamed the Dawn of the Dead.

 

Nah, shopping and having a pint outside doesn't cut it enough for me

 

Some of the smarter pubs have already created a protected 'outdoors'.

 

Pretty sure more will follow in time for April as well

 

Outdoors is the new indoors...

 

Outdoors is the new indoors....

 

Unless it’s boiling hot I hate sitting outside

 

That's only because it usually means you've been lobbed out again.