The new 3-tier system for classifying local COVID alert status sets out what you should not do depending on the classification of your local area. At present they only apply to England. In summary they are:
Local COVID Alert Level – Very High
This is for areas with a very high level of infections. The Government will set a baseline of measures for any area in this local alert level. Consultation with local authorities will determine additional measures. The baseline means the below additional measures are in place:
The only area presently classified as Very High is the Liverpool City Region.
Local COVID Alert Level – High
This is for areas with a higher level of infections. This means the following additional measures are in place:
The areas presently tagged as High are nominated sections of Cheshire, Greater Manchester, Warrington, Derbyshire, Lancashire, West Yorkshire, South Yorkshire, North East, Tees Valley, West Midlands, Leicester and Nottingham.
Local COVID Alert Level - Medium
This is for areas where national restrictions continue to be in place. This means:
This classification covers the remaining areas of England.
Full details of the area classifications can be accessed on the GOV.UK website. Search for “new local COVID alert levels”.
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