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If the government's roadmap goes to plan, people will be able to visit friends and restaurants indoors - but until then the focus will remain on al fresco dining. "We are really excited to be getting back to it," he said. "We are fully booked for the next five weeks, which is pretty amazing." He said there would inevitably be some people who didn't turn up for bookings, and said they were holding back some tables for people who just wanted to walk in. "All this time we've just been itching to get back to business, in a safe way when everybody was comfortable," he said.

Delighted restaurant owners and pubs landlords in Norwich finally saw tables filled - and even had to turn some customers away - as lockdown rules eased on April 12.

4 min read It has been almost one year since the coronavirus pandemic forced UM classes to move to virtual learning, and Zoom meetings have become the norm for most of the university’s class instruction. However, there’s one thing that still hasn’t been settled: Zoom etiquette — specifically whether or not to use the camera feature while in remote classes. According to the video conferencing etiquette section on the university website, the university recommends that students mute and turn off their video during class. Journalism school faculty were advised by Academi...

Wandina shopping centre carpark fire causes $125,000 damage, destroys multiple vehicles SunSunday 17 A number of shoppers were shocked to learn their vehicles were destroyed. ( Print text only Cancel A fire that severely damaged seven cars and caused $125,000 worth of damage in West Australia's mid-west on Saturday has been blamed on an aromatherapy device in one of the vehicles. Key points: A car fire has destroyed several vehicles and a shade structure in a shopping centre carpark in Geraldton DFES says it was caused by an electrical fault from an aromatherapy device inside the vehicle Shop...

Coventry nurse vaccinator amongst first to receive Oxford/AstraZeneca coronavirus jab at a GP The new jab will complement the Pfizer vaccine 11:17, 8 JAN 2021 The video will auto-play soon8Cancel Play now Never miss another Warwickshire story by signing up to our free email updatesInvalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. 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 A nurse vacc...