The Government has announced some new rules for 13th June onwards...about 'Support Bubbles'. You are allowed (from Saturday 13th June) to form a ‘support bubble’ with one other household if you live alone or are a single parent with dependent children - in other words, you are in a household where there is only one adult. All those in a support bubble will be able to act as if they live in the same household - meaning they can spend time together inside each other’s homes and do not need to stay 2 metres apart. Support bubbles should be exclusive - meaning you should not switch the household you are in a bubble with or connect with multiple households.
As before though... you cannot stay away from your home or your support bubble household overnight - including holidays - except for in a limited set of circumstances, such as for work purposes.
From 13 June, if you are in a support bubble, you may spend time outdoors or inside either home within the bubble.
Everyone may spend time outdoors with groups of up to six people from outside your household or bubble. You should stay alert and always practise social distancing with people from outside of your household or support bubble, keeping 2 metres apart.
The more people you have interactions with, the more chance the virus has to spread. Therefore, try to limit the number of people you see - especially over short periods of time.
You will also be able to be less than 2 metres apart and stay overnight as if you were members of the same household. Individuals who form a bubble with one household may not form a bubble with anyone else.
It is not yet possible for people who are not in support bubbles to meet inside other people’s homes - that remains against the law. This is critical to helping us control the virus and keep people safe.
For more information on what you can and cannot do visit the gov.uk website FAQs
As before though... you cannot stay away from your home or your support bubble household overnight - including holidays - except for in a limited set of circumstances, such as for work purposes.
From 13 June, if you are in a support bubble, you may spend time outdoors or inside either home within the bubble.
Everyone may spend time outdoors with groups of up to six people from outside your household or bubble. You should stay alert and always practise social distancing with people from outside of your household or support bubble, keeping 2 metres apart.
The more people you have interactions with, the more chance the virus has to spread. Therefore, try to limit the number of people you see - especially over short periods of time.
You will also be able to be less than 2 metres apart and stay overnight as if you were members of the same household. Individuals who form a bubble with one household may not form a bubble with anyone else.
It is not yet possible for people who are not in support bubbles to meet inside other people’s homes - that remains against the law. This is critical to helping us control the virus and keep people safe.
For more information on what you can and cannot do visit the gov.uk website FAQs
