Wales local lock down, what does it mean for us

landoboguy said:
No travelling into Conwy, Denbishire, and surrounding aswell now from 6pm Im afraid

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Conwy County Borough lockdown: frequently asked questions | GOV.WALES

Restrictions to reduce the spread of coronavirus and protect public health in the Conwy County Borough Council area.
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You can travel through those areas to Gwynedd or Anglesey using the A55 according to the BBC .....

Under the restrictions no-one can leave or enter a lockdown area except for a limited set of reasons, including:

  • to work, if you cannot work from home
  • to provide care
  • travelling to education
  • elite athletic training and competitions
  • to provide or receive emergency assistance
  • to meet a legal obligation, and to access or receive public services
  • to avoid injury or illness or escape a risk of harm
It is permitted to travel through the areas concerned, so motorists can continue to use the A55 to get to or out of Gwynedd and Anglesey.

Rules allowing people to meet extended households are suspended, meaning people can only be with their usual household when indoors, including in pubs and restaurants.

Other Wales-wide restrictions apply, including the wearing of face masks in shops.
 
Same down south. Just hold your breath whilst traversing the M4.
Our county, Vale of Glamorgan (unlocked) was surrounded by locked counties but we legally passed through, travelling west, last weekend. On Monday, with only 24hours notice , the Vale was locked. We returned home on Tuesday as planned, but, was our return journey strictly legal? Don't know.
 
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