With the government’s pandemic restrictions easing further from this week, more than half the people who took part in a local bus company’s online survey – have said they think face coverings should still be worn on public transport.
57% of those who took part in the survey – which was carried out by Border Bus, thought that it should still be mandatory to wear a face covering when on a bus or train.
Meanwhile, East Suffolk One understands that many pubs and resturants here in Suffolk are expected to maintain similar ways of operating, after stage 4 of the Government’s ‘Roadmap’ comes in to effect from Monday 19th July.
This will include encouragning customers to keep wearing face coverings – and providing contact detials.
Boris Johnson has been contacted by NHS Test and Trace as a contact of someone who has tested positive for Covid-19 but will not be self-isolating, Downing Street has said. Instead, the Prime Minister will be taking part in a daily contact testing pilot which allows him to continue to work from Downing Street. The announcement follows the disclosure on Saturday that Health Secretary Sajid Javid had been confirmed as […]
