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Hospitality workers feel ‘hopeless,' as lockdown uncertainty damages mental wellbeing and the economy in Manchester "All Mancs want for Christmas is two… (Tier 2)” proclaimed festive billboards in Manchester’s city centre in early December. The signs were part of a campaign by UnitedCity, a group set up to drive forward the economic recovery of Greater Manchester, with a focus on its safe re-opening after months of restrictions. However, when local tier changes were announced on December 17, Manchester’s residents and business owners were disappointed to find out that...

Surrey gyms fear third lockdown and worry how they'll survive as Tier 3 looms Gyms and leisure centres in Caterham, Guildford and Epsom have expressed their worries for the future Gyms and leisure centres across the country reopened on December 2 (Image: Getty Images) Get the latest email updates for Surrey with our FREE daily newsletterInvalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Subscribe here 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 offe...

Advertisement Drinkers embarked on a less than typical Mad Friday last night, with those under looser lockdown restrictions making the most of their final night of freedom - while the streets were largely deserted in normally bustling Tier 3 cities.      Health Secretary Matt Hancock plunged numerous counties into the 'very high alert' top tier of coronavirus restrictions on Thursday, with 70 per cent of England set to be under the toughest rules from today. The latest Tier 3 additions include Bedfordshire, Buckinghamshire, Berkshire, Peterborough, the whole of Hertfordshire, Surrey wi...

Restaurants fear they will not survive Christmas after being forced to cancel all their bookings as Essex plunges into Tier 3 restrictions. Vast parts of Essex entered Tier 3 in the early hours of this morning in a bid to tackle the increasing coronavirus infection rate. Under Tier 3 restrictions, bars, restaurants, pubs and cafes must close but may offer a takeaway service. Hotels must also close but can offer accommodation to key workers. This has come as a devastating blow to all in the hospitality industry who were relying on the busy Christmas period to see them through. On very ...

Housing and Communities Secretary Robert Jenrick today said families can meet virtually over Christmas, highlighting that other faiths have held celebrations online during the pandemic. He told families to consider postponing festive get-togethers, saying: "Easter can be the new Christmas." Boris Johnson said a “smaller Christmas is going to be a safer Christmas” and also suggested people should cut short their celebrations rather than enjoy the maximum permitted five days in a festive bubble. With all this, will Britons be able to enjoy a pint at the pub or a trip to see Father Christmas...