Tiers (for fears).
Can someone help? At the beginning of next month, the nation is going to be divided into 3 different tiers, depending on the CV level in each different tier. Also, unlike previously, these new tiers will be stricter. Nobody must travel unless for essential reasons. Who decides what's essential? These tiers 'will remain tough'. In Scotland the rules are different and 'tier specific'. Why? When you reach the border, does something strange happen? Those living in tier 3 should not travel outside their area, but those living in tiers 1 and 2 can travel outside their area for any reason, but must not go to tier 3, unless for essential reasons. However you can travel through tier 3 en route between tier 1 or tier 2. You can also stay overnight in tiers 1 and 2, but tier 1 can only be in a group of up to 6 people who don't have to be in your support bubble. In tier 2, you can stay in your support bubble, with or without your household. Overnight stays in tier 3 are possible if the reasons are essential. It would probably be easier if you attached your support bubble to your car and towed it - obviously observing all the support bubble signs and information on your way. Perhaps we should just leave it to our sat navs and see what happens. What a complete load of nonsense.
Brian Coyle ● 2162d0 Comments