Am I right in thinking that you can meet in a group of up to six people in an indoor venue, say pub, from six different families. Not six at a table, but it in the room. If so this rather limits any Fairey meets to outside only until July. So you can enjoy the boats, but only have any meal outdoors. Not a problem,and perhaps nicer in the summer.
At any meet with the growth of the new strain and to be safe I guess all should have had both injections.
David.
Covid Rules
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PerHansson
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Re: Covid Rules
Hi David,
I hope you will find the below link of interest if you want to free yourself from the government's shackles and propaganda...
https://thehighwire.com/watch/
Ps. a warning is needed, you may regret having had the unapproved 'jab'!
I hope you will find the below link of interest if you want to free yourself from the government's shackles and propaganda...
https://thehighwire.com/watch/
Ps. a warning is needed, you may regret having had the unapproved 'jab'!
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Re: Covid Rules
These are the current rules for eating in commercial leisure operations: pubs, clubs, restaurants (from the BBC):
Pubs, bars, cafes and restaurants are allowed to serve customers indoors
Groups of up to six - or two households of any size - are allowed to mix inside (ie at a table)
Groups seated outside may have up to 30 people
Landlords are expected to make sure all customers over 16 check in with NHS track and trace, or provide contact details
People still need to order, eat and drink while seated, where alcohol is served
When not seated - for example being shown to a table, or going to the toilet - customers must wear face coverings
Social distancing between groups is encouraged
Capacity is restricted to what is possible with social distancing and table service
NB There is no 10 pm curfew.
This is currently being applied by restaurants and hotels, in addition to strict rules regarding food preparation and venue cleaning. This is what the Royal Dart Yacht Club is adhering to.
Pubs, bars, cafes and restaurants are allowed to serve customers indoors
Groups of up to six - or two households of any size - are allowed to mix inside (ie at a table)
Groups seated outside may have up to 30 people
Landlords are expected to make sure all customers over 16 check in with NHS track and trace, or provide contact details
People still need to order, eat and drink while seated, where alcohol is served
When not seated - for example being shown to a table, or going to the toilet - customers must wear face coverings
Social distancing between groups is encouraged
Capacity is restricted to what is possible with social distancing and table service
NB There is no 10 pm curfew.
This is currently being applied by restaurants and hotels, in addition to strict rules regarding food preparation and venue cleaning. This is what the Royal Dart Yacht Club is adhering to.
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Re: Covid Rules
Firefly wrote: ↑Thu Jun 17, 2021 5:16 pmAm I right in thinking that you can meet in a group of up to six people in an indoor venue, say pub, from six different families. Not six at a table, but it in the room. If so this rather limits any Fairey meets to outside only until July. So you can enjoy the boats, but only have any meal outdoors. Not a problem,and perhaps nicer in the summer.
At any meet with the growth of the new strain and to be safe I guess all should have had both injections.
David.Hi David, I have outlined the current legislation above. This enables indoor venues (pubs/restaurants) to operate reduced capacity dining rooms, with tables having capacity of up to 6. Hope to see you next Saturday. Jonathan