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Covid S New Rules
I’m so confused. We run a community drama group for 15 service users who have learning disabilities .
I assumed with new rules we have to cancel.
Now I’m told by our local council community groups can meet as long as they are Covid secure.
But I haven’t read that.
Does any one else run a drama group and understand New rules?
I assumed with new rules we have to cancel.
Now I’m told by our local council community groups can meet as long as they are Covid secure.
But I haven’t read that.
Does any one else run a drama group and understand New rules?
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.You should ask the local council again tomorrow by which time they may have the more detailed document. But if they still say it's okay provided you make it Covid secure then you should proceed as if it will go ahead -assuming you were already Covid secure as I think that was a requirement before- just like schools and gyms.
If not, would it be possible to break into 3 groups of 5 for a while?
If not, would it be possible to break into 3 groups of 5 for a while?
>until our BFLs change the rules again.
Not sure what BFL means but I am sure it's not praising our leaders,
It's not easy is it- people complain we are too lax and others say restrictions are too great; people complain about the restrictions regime and want it changing but then complain that the government makes u turns or changes things again. I'm afraid as some restrictions are lifted (schools, universities, hairdressers and restaurants and gyms reopened over last few months) there will be a need to tweak things if infections pick up (as they have)- after all they'd be accused of not responding quickly enough if they didn't.
So we will have uncertainty for some time jim I'm afraid.
Not sure what BFL means but I am sure it's not praising our leaders,
It's not easy is it- people complain we are too lax and others say restrictions are too great; people complain about the restrictions regime and want it changing but then complain that the government makes u turns or changes things again. I'm afraid as some restrictions are lifted (schools, universities, hairdressers and restaurants and gyms reopened over last few months) there will be a need to tweak things if infections pick up (as they have)- after all they'd be accused of not responding quickly enough if they didn't.
So we will have uncertainty for some time jim I'm afraid.
I'm not sure why you think it's sad. The Council has said you can do it so long as you are covid secure. If you aren't covid secure you wouldn't have been eligible to meet anyway even before the change.
The published list shows it's a valid exemption. According to the government website, gatherings of more than six people will be allowed where the household or support bubble is larger than six, or where the gathering is for work or education purposes.
The other exemptions are:
for work, and voluntary or charitable services
for education, training, or registered childcare (including wraparound care)
fulfilling legal obligations such as attending court or jury service
providing emergency assistance, or providing support to a vulnerable person
for you or someone else to avoid illness, injury or harm
participate in children’s playgroups
wedding and civil partnership ceremonies and receptions, or for other religious life-cycle ceremonies – where up to 30 people will be able to attend
funerals – where up to 30 people will be able to attend
organised indoor and outdoor sports, physical activity and exercise classes
youth groups or activities
elite sporting competition or training
protests and political activities organised in compliance with COVID-19 secure guidance and subject to strict risk assessments
The published list shows it's a valid exemption. According to the government website, gatherings of more than six people will be allowed where the household or support bubble is larger than six, or where the gathering is for work or education purposes.
The other exemptions are:
for work, and voluntary or charitable services
for education, training, or registered childcare (including wraparound care)
fulfilling legal obligations such as attending court or jury service
providing emergency assistance, or providing support to a vulnerable person
for you or someone else to avoid illness, injury or harm
participate in children’s playgroups
wedding and civil partnership ceremonies and receptions, or for other religious life-cycle ceremonies – where up to 30 people will be able to attend
funerals – where up to 30 people will be able to attend
organised indoor and outdoor sports, physical activity and exercise classes
youth groups or activities
elite sporting competition or training
protests and political activities organised in compliance with COVID-19 secure guidance and subject to strict risk assessments