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HOSPITALITY industry representatives have been left ‘extremely disappointed’ with the government’s decision to delay stand-up drinking following their call for the restriction to be lifted earlier than planned.

Review finds public health function was 'operating at limited capacity', and the fast-moving pace led to an 'absence of formal record keeping.'

Apr 28, 2021 LIMITS on the number of guests who can attend wedding receptions in controlled environments are to be removed earlier than planned – after several events companies hit out at the inconsistency between what is deemed a private and public venue. Domaine des Vaux The government has now backed down and said that receptions held in private for-hire venues can go ahead with unlimited guests. A 20-person limit on weddings in a private garden will be upped to allow 50 people to attend fr...

5 hours ago A MOVE to enforce stricter isolation requirements for people arriving into the Island has been rejected by the States ahead of the planned resumption of travel on Monday. Passengers arriving at Jersey Airport. Picture: DAVID FERGUSON. (30708218) Under Jersey’s traffic-light system – which is due to restart on the same day – arrivals will again be required to self-isolate for different periods depending on their travel history. The proposal from the Safer Travel Guidelines Revi...

Posted: Fri 23rd Apr 2021 TAC: “Third wave is highly likely, although the timing, scale and shape uncertain” – however should not require ‘the blunt instrument of lockdown’ Wales’ First Minister has warned that whilst a third wave of coronavirus is “likely later this year”, the tough lockdown measures that we’ve seen before will probably not need to be reintroduced, despite concerns over new variants and what elsewhere in the world is facing. Currently in Wales the number of ...

Wales has a lower R rate than England and why this figure almost means very little now There are several reasons why the R number is no longer as important as it was 12:50, 20 APR 2021 Sign up to FREE email alerts from Wales Online - Subscribe When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Your information will be used in accordance with ourPrivacy Notice. Thank you for subscribingWe have more newslettersShow meSee ourprivacy notice This time last ye...

The scientific advice given to the Welsh Government before lockdown was eased further There is evidence that the vaccination rollout is beginning to reduce the correlation between case rates and hospitalisations and deaths The video will auto-play soon8Cancel Play now Wales Online - Subscribe When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Sometimes they’ll include recommendations for other related newsletters or services we offer. OurPrivacy Noticee...

How hospitals are now coping with coronavirus as infection rates continue to fall Levels have dropped substantially since the winter peak in January Updated The video will auto-play soon8Cancel Play now The number of people taking up hospitals beds with coronavirus has dropped to levels not seen since last October. Latest Welsh Government figures show that on March 30 a total of 635 beds were occupied with confirmed, suspected, and recovering Covid-19 patients, representing just 8% of all hosp...

Mar 13, 2021 GUERNSEY has announced plans to reopen its borders over the coming months as it continues to ease its way out of the islandwide lockdown measures introduced in January. Guernsey Airport While non-essential travel to the island is likely to be permitted from 22 March, arriving passengers will have to complete a fortnight’s mandatory isolation until 30 April, when a risk-based classification scheme is set to be reintroduced. The ‘Bailiwick Blueprint’ document includes plans to ...

Updated: Fri 12th Mar First Minister briefing – Wales takes first steps out of lockdown The stay-at-home restrictions will be replaced by a new interim stay local rule in Wales from tomorrow (Saturday 13 March) as part of a package of measures, beginning the process of unlocking the strict coronavirus regulations, First Minister Mark Drakeford has announced. The return of children to face-to-face learning in school will continue to be prioritised but there will also be a gradual and phased a...