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Decision until the 1ath of this month. as it stands, there is nothing to suggest there will be a delay to restrictions being lifted onjune delay to restrictions being lifted on june the delay to restrictions being lifted onjune the 21st but there are some concerned, not least the need for more data on the indian variant, the delta variant, and the worrying news it may lead to a rise in hospitalisations. at the moment most people in hospital admissions are not vaccinated. it is still too soon to ...

Crowds of up to 10,000 will be allowed at organised outdoor events in wales from monday, in the latest easing of covid restrictions. bad news for england fans just a week away from the european championships. defender trent alexander—arnold is ruled out of the tournament after injuring his thigh in englands friendly against austria. honouring the british heroes of d—day — the final preparations are made to a new normandy memorial ahead of its opening this weekend. and we are on the cusp of...

Seven more countries were added to the highest risk red list. that means returning uk residents must pay to quarantine in an approved hotel. the government said designating portugal as amber was necessary to avoid bringing variants of concern into the uk. the portuguese foreign ministry said on twitter, they noted the decision but could not understand the logic. ban international travel completely, or, you know, just communicate properly with people. its just... its silly. you have to have a sys...

And the balearics were hoping to be included. it leaves holiday—makers with very few options. the list will be reassessed in three weeks. as youd expect theres been a lot of reaction from the travel industry that had been hoping to get more foreign trips up and running. we can talk to karen smart, managing director at manchester airport. good to see you, karen. you have been operating at a nearly 10% capacity for most of the last year. how much of a setback is this latest decision as far as yo...

But the government will be watching closely to see if it spreads to other parts of the country as it considers ending restrictions in england later this month. at the moment its looking good forjune 21st but we are going to continue to make that assessment in the coming days and up to the 14th ofjune, when a decision will be made. new data suggests that people who have had the pfizer biontech vaccine have lower antibody levels targeting the indian variant than those against previous variants in ...

The portuguese foreign ministry said on twitter, they noted the decision but could not understand the logic. ban international travel completely, or, you know, just communicate properly with people. its just... its silly. you have to have a system where its either open or its closed. theres families bringing out kids and theres people booked holidays for a long time. if its closed, close it. its very frustrating - because we, well, we came here because we were like, i portugal, green list, its f...

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Tourism £2.42 Community Safety £2.10 Coroner’s Service £1.38 For 2021/22, a 6.95 per cent increase in Council Tax means a family in a Band D property will pay approximately £1.65 extra a week. The council spokesperson confirmed that this year, they will be spending over half of the total Council Tax received on education, children’s social service and adult social care. Cllr Mark Pritchard, leader of the council and lead member for finance, performance, health and safety and gover...

Image zoom Sorry Dairy Queen lovers, youre going to have to wait yet another year to get your free cone. For the second year in a row, Dairy Queen has cancelled its annual Free Cone Day to avoid large crowds amid the ongoing coronavirus pandemic, the company announced last week. Get push notifications with news, features and more. + Follow Following Youll get the latest updates on this topic in your browser notification...

6.95% rise in Council Tax proposed by council administration in budget ‘with no actual cuts’ This article is old - Published: Wednesday, Jan 20th, 2021 Wrexham is set for a 6.95% rise in council tax, equating to £1.65 per week at Band D level, in the budget that is set to progress through the Executive Board next week. The administration has pointed to the Welsh Government settlement for Wrexham as one of the reasons for the rise, although they did tell Wrexham.com even if a revised settle...