CORONA VIRUS SERVICE UPDATE 21.09.2020

Local restrictions in Liverpool from 22.09.2020

New restrictions are being introduced in Liverpool and other areas to control the spread of Covid-19.

The measures, for Merseyside, Warrington, Halton and Lancashire will be introduced from Tuesday 22nd September and will mean:

residents must not socialise with other people outside of their own households or support bubble in private homes and gardens
hospitality for food and drink will be restricted to table service only
late night restriction of operating hours will be introduced, with leisure and entertainment venues required to close between 10pm to 5am

Residents are also advised to adhere to the following guidance to further reduce rates of infection:

not to socialise with other people outside of their own households in all public venues
only to use public transport for essential purposes, such as travelling to school or work
take holidays only within your own household or support bubble
avoid attending amateur and semi-professional sporting events as spectators

These changes are in addition to the nationwide six-person limit on social gatherings that came into force last Monday.

People are being asked to start following the new measures immediately and have a safe and careful weekend.

Click here for further Advice and Guidance from Liverpool City Council

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Video - a message from Joe Anderson, Mayor of Liverpool

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Princes Park Covid-19 cases - Advice

Princes Park COVID-19 cases 03.08.2020

There has been an increase in coronavirus cases in the Princes Park area amongst all age groups.

Advice is now being given to people living in the area about reducing the risks of spreading the illness.

Director of Public Health, Matt Ashton, said:“You, your family and friends may feel fine but without realising it, members of the community including young people could be spreading Coronavirus. We all need to do our bit to ensure the people we love and care about don’t catch the virus, become very ill, or die. Stopping the spread of the virus also ensures that Liverpool doesn’t have to put in place a local lockdown.”
To help get life back to normal as soon as possible, people are being asked to do their bit and follow these simple steps:

Wash their hands regularly
Avoid crowds and importantly socially distance when mixing with people from other households - this includes not having family gatherings in people’s homes
Keep 2 metres apart where possible when out and about
Wear face coverings on public transport and in shops, and when you can’t keep 2 metres apart.

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LCR Virtual Pride march 2020

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SBHA support LCR virtual Pride march 2020

LCR Pride Foundation has organised a virtual march, on what would have been the day of the city region’s Pride celebrations. Instead of taking to the streets of the city, the organisation is this year inviting individuals, groups and businesses to join a ‘MarchOnline’, allowing the LGBT+ community and its allies to safely come together to march in solidarity, celebration and in protest against the prejudice and inequalities that the LGBT+ community continues to face, in the UK and across the globe. The virtual march will comprise videos of individuals marching, cheering and holding placards in their own homes, submitted by the members of the public, charities and businesses supporting the LGBT+ community | Submit your video here