KARFA

With effect from 24 October for England local lock downs (post 37 amended):

Added to Tier 2 (previously Tier 1)
Berkshire
Slough Borough Council

Staffordshire
Stoke-on-Trent City Council

West Midlands
Coventry City Council

Moved from Tier 2 to Tier 3
Greater Manchester
Bolton Metropolitan Borough Council
Bury Metropolitan Borough Council
Manchester City Council
Oldham Metropolitan Borough Council
Rochdale Borough Council
Salford City Council
Stockport Metropolitan Borough Council
Tameside Metropolitan Borough Council
Trafford Metropolitan Borough Council
Wigan Metropolitan Borough Council

South Yorkshire
Barnsley Metropolitan Borough Council
Doncaster Council
Rotherham Metropolitan Borough Council
Sheffield City Council

lhrsfo

Whilst I don't think that a revolt is planned as such in London against the Tier 2 regulations, I think that they are simply being largely ignored. Either that or people's households are rather larger than they used to be.

DYKWIA

Funnily enough, the main 'agitator' seems to have changed his tune. His place does food, but is primarily a bar. I was in there last night, and he was saying that they are going to re-jig things and make it more of a restaurant by removing the tall bar tables and putting some lower food type tables.

I believe the issue is that if they choose to go this way and it doesn't work, they can't then apply for the government dosh. They have to decide now to close and stay closed.

Most people I speak to think we should have a full lockdown for a month (except for schools/university). Close all the bars and restaurants, and compensate the owners. This whole "stay open if you serve substantial meals" bodge will just not work. I was talking to a mate last night who works in Liverpool. According to him, the vast majority of bars in the city centre are open, as are most of the places in the suburbs.

antichef

I was in NI last week and enjoyed a meal with a friend on Thursday night before they closed on Friday for a month. All properly socially distanced etc. The issue there of a "substantial meal" is straightforward as a main course, in the Republic of Ireland they set a minimum price of 9 euros for the dish.

It was the first time I have met anyone in a restaurant since March and probably my last time this year at this rate.

KARFA

Warrington Borough Council area being moved from Tier 2 to Tier 3 with effect from 27 October.

plunet

Nottingham City and three adjacent council areas going into Tier 3 as of Thursday 29th October at 0.01GMT

• City of Nottingham
• Rushcliffe
• Gedling
• Broxtowe

UKtravelbear

According to the Brighton Argus Bristol is being put in a new 'Tier 1 Plus' category.

KARFA

It appears the "tier 1 plus" was something proposed locally, but when proposed to central government it was rejected.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/live/uk-5...ost_type=share

Scots_Al

Announcement tomorrow of where places in Scotland will be placed on the scale. Speculation that much of the Highlands and Islands will be level 1, central and eastern Scotland level 2, Glasgow and Edinburgh level 3, while consideration apparently being given to putting North and South Lanarkshire at level 4. Nowhere on level 0:

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-scotla...-west-54721254

KARFA

Some more details. It seems this is the list of which areas are in which levels in Scotland from Monday. I will add more details when I see them. https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-scotla...itics-54703899

Level 4
None

Level 3
Glasgow City
Renfrewshire
East Renfrewshire
East Dunbartonshire
West Dunbartonshire
East Ayrshire
North Ayrshire
South Ayrshire
South Lanarkshire
North Lanarkshire
Inverclyde
City of Edinburgh
Midlothian
East Lothian
West Lothian
Clackmannanshire
Falkirk
Stirling
Dundee

Level 2
Aberdeen
Aberdeenshire
Angus
Argyll & Bute
Borders
Dumfries & Galloway
Fife
Perth & Kinross

Level 1
Highland
Moray
Orkney
Shetland
Western Isles

Level 0
None

KARFA

Thanks plunet. It seems to have been delayed to take effect from Friday for all these areas.

Nottinghamshire
Ashfield District Council
Bassetlaw District Council
Broxtowe Borough Council
Gedling Borough Council
Mansfield District Council
Newark & Sherwood District Council
Nottingham City Council
Rushcliffe Borough Council

KARFA

The following are added to Tier 2 with effect from 31 October. They were all previously Tier 1.

Bedfordshire
Luton Borough Council

Cumbria
Carlisle City Council

Derbyshire
Amber Valley Borough Council
Bolsover District Council
Derby City Council
Derbyshire Dales District Council
High Peak Borough Council (previously it was only a subset of areas in the borough which were in Tier 2, now it will be all of HPBC)
South Derbyshire District Council

East Riding of Yorkshire
East Riding of Yorkshire Council
Hull City Council

Leicestershire
Charnwood Borough Council

Lincolnshire
North East Lincolnshire Council
North Lincolnshire Council

Oxfordshire
Oxford City Council

Shropshire
Telford and Wrekin Council

Staffordshire
Cannock Chase District Council
East Staffordshire Borough Council
Lichfield District Council
Newcastle-under-Lyme Borough Council
South Staffordshire District Council
Stafford Borough Council
Staffordshire Moorlands District Council
Tamworth Borough Council

West Midlands
Dudley Metropolitan Borough Council

KARFA

No areas have any restrictions on travel within or in/out of the specified areas.

Scotland Local Lockdowns (Level System)
Updated 10 December 2020​​​​​

- In force from 0600 on 2 November 2020
- Replaces the arrangements for local lockdowns detailed in post 36

Level 0
TBA

Level 1
TBA

Level 3
TBA

Level 4
TBA

Statutory Instruments
The Health Protection (Coronavirus) (Restrictions and Requirements) (Local Levels) (Scotland) Regulations 2020 (SSI 2020/344)
https://www.legislation.gov.uk/ssi/2.../contents/made

All references to areas are to local government areas

Level 4 areas
Original list 2 November 2020

None

Added to Level 4 from 1800 20 November (SSI 2020/389)

East Ayrshire
East Dunbartonshire
East Renfrewshire
Glasgow City
North Lanarkshire
Renfrewshire
South Ayrshire
South Lanarkshire
Stirling
West Dunbartonshire
West Lothian

All above moved back to Level 3 from 1800 11 December (SSI 2020/427)

Level 3 areas
Original list 2 November 2020

City of Edinburgh
Clackmannanshire
Dundee City
East Ayrshire (moved to Level 4 from 2000 on 20 November, moved back to Level 3 from 1800 on 11 December)
East Dunbartonshire (moved to Level 4 from 2000 on 20 November, moved back to Level 3 from 1800 on 11 December)
East Lothian (moved to Level 2 from 0600 24 November)
East Renfrewshire (moved to Level 4 from 2000 on 20 November, moved back to Level 3 from 1800 on 11 December)
Falkirk (moved to Level 2 from 1800 on 11 December)
Glasgow City (moved to Level 4 from 2000 on 20 November, moved back to Level 3 from 1800 on 11 December)
Inverclyde (moved to Level 2 from 1800 on 11 December)
Midlothian
North Ayrshire
North Lanarkshire (moved to Level 4 from 2000 on 20 November, moved back to Level 3 from 1800 on 11 December)
Renfrewshire (moved to Level 4 from 2000 on 20 November, moved back to Level 3 from 1800 on 11 December)
South Ayrshire (moved to Level 4 from 2000 on 20 November, moved back to Level 3 from 1800 on 11 December)
South Lanarkshire (moved to Level 4 from 2000 on 20 November, moved back to Level 3 from 1800 on 11 December)
Stirling (moved to Level 4 from 2000 on 20 November, moved back to Level 3 from 1800 on 11 December)
West Dunbartonshire (moved to Level 4 from 2000 on 20 November, moved back to Level 3 from 1800 on 11 December)
West Lothian (moved to Level 4 from 2000 on 20 November, moved back to Level 3 from 1800 on 11 December)

Added to Level 3 from 0600 13 November (SSI 2020/374)
Angus (moved to Level 2 from 1800 on 11 December)
Fife
Perth and Kinross

Added to Level 3 from 0600 13 November (SSI 2020/439)
Aberdeen City
Aberdeenshire
East Lothian

Level 2 areas
Original list 2 November 2020

Aberdeen City (moved to Level 3 from 1800 18 December)
Aberdeenshire (moved to Level 3 from 1800 18 December)
Angus (moved to Level 3 from 0600 13 November)
Argyll and Bute
Dumfries and Galloway (moved to Level 1 from 1800 on 11 December)
Fife (moved to Level 3 from 0600 13 November)
Perth and Kinross (moved to Level 3 from 0600 13 November)
Scottish Borders (moved to Level 1 from 1800 on 11 December)

Added to Level 2 from 0600 24 November (SSI 2020/392)

East Lothian (moved to Level 3 from 1800 18 December)

Added to Level 2 from 1800 11 December (SSI 2020/427)

Falkirk
Inverclyde
Angus

Level 1 areas
Original list 2 November 2020

Highland
Moray
Na h-Eileanan Siar
Orkney Islands
Shetland Islands

Added to Level 1 from 1800 11 December (SSI 2020/427)

Dumfries and Galloway
Scottish Borders

Level 0 areas
Original list 2 November 2020

None

Travel Restrictions
with effect from 2000 on 20 November

The Health Protection (Coronavirus) (Restrictions and Requirements) (Local Levels) (Scotland) Amendment (No. 3) Regulations 2020
https://www.legislation.gov.uk/ssi/2...0200389_en.pdf

Leaving your area

• people who live in a Level 3 area must not leave or remain away from that area, but can leave the area to travel to another part of that same Level 3 area, reasonable excuse exceptions
• people who live in a Level 4 area must not leave or remain away from that area, but can leave the area to travel to another part of that same Level 4 area, reasonable excuse exceptions

Entering a Level 3/4 area

• people who don't live in a Level 3 area must not enter or remain in that area, but can travel through in order to reach a place outside the Level 3 area, reasonable excuse exceptions
• people who don't live in a Level 4 area must not enter or remain in that area, but can travel through in order to reach a place outside the Level 4 area, reasonable excuse exceptions

Reasonable excuse exceptions for leaving/entering Level 3/4 area
Examples include obtain or provide food or medical supplies, or essential household supplies, work where it is not possible to do so from home, access/provide/receive childcare or education, exercise outdoors etc.

Restrictions on leaving/entering Scotland

• someone living in Scotland must not leave Scotland to go to any other part of the UK or Ireland, but can travel through those areas to reach a place outside UK or Ireland, reasonable excuse exceptions
• someone living in any other part of the UK or Ireland must not enter or remain in Scotland, but can travel through Scotland to reach a place outside Scotland, reasonable excuse exceptions

Reasonable excuse exceptions on leaving/entering Scotland
Examples include obtain or provide food or medical supplies, or essential household supplies, work where it is not possible to do so from home, access/provide/receive childcare or education, exercise outdoors etc.

Scots_Al

Yes, no legal impediment to travel in Scotland, but a very clear ask of people to restrict their travel, and if in a level 3 area not to travel outwith unless necessary.

KARFA

If it was so critical I wonder why they didn�t include it. It�s entirely possible to do, for example the previous local lockdown areas in Wales included restriction in law which meant people in an area couldn�t leave and people outside couldn�t enter (subject to some exceptions of course).