Coronavirus control plan: alert levels in Wales – An Update
Describes the measures to control coronavirus at 4 alert levels and how the level will be set. It also sets out how and when Wales will move between these alert
December 14, 2020
NORTH WALES TOURISM
Describes the measures to control coronavirus at 4 alert levels and how the level will be set. It also sets out how and when Wales will move between these alert
A very quick update since the Open Letter “COVID-19 restrictions in North Wales – Impact on Tourism, Hospitality, Leisure and Supply Chains” was put together, supported by 160+ North Wales
The Welsh Government has launched the Restrictions Business Fund to support businesses and sole traders that have been directly impacted by the additional restrictions put in place to control the
A new announcement today will see outdoor attractions across Wales which includes ‘Winter wonderlands’ and funfairs will be closing. Further details below: https://gov.wales/written-statement-closure-outdoor-attractions
The plan sets out four alert levels – from low-risk alert level one to alert level four: • Alert level one/low-risk – this represents the closest to normality we are
Hospitality, Leisure and Tourism businesses impacted by latest coronavirus restrictions can now find out how much they can expect to receive from the latest round of Welsh Government’s business support
Is your business success constrained by current skills within your business? Is your business considering a new business opportunity, new technology, an expansion plan and growth? Our programmes may be
The Christmas advice has been published – you can bubble with 3 households but only single households can stay in holiday accommodation in Wales 23-27th December. https://gov.wales/making-christmas-bubble-friends-and-family
Street addresses weren’t designed for 2020. They aren’t accurate enough to specify precise locations, such as building entrances, and don’t exist for parks and many rural areas. what3words has divided
https://www.business-live.co.uk/economic-development/waless-new-border-travel-rules-19390058 https://gov.wales/sites/default/files/publications/2020-12/the-health-protection-coronavirus-restrictions-and-functions-of-local-authorities-amendment-wales-regulations-2020.pdf
Ahead of Small Business Saturday, the Deputy Minister for Housing and Local Government has announced a £10 million funding boost for town centres, under the £90 million Transforming Towns programme,
Copy of final letter sent to First Minister this evening, with support of 160+ organisations/businesses
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