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COVID-19: Welsh Government update

First published:
24 September 2020
Last updated:
07 March 2024

 

Hospitality businesses in Wales will have to close at 10pm, as new measures are introduced in Wales to prevent a fresh coronavirus crisis.

Hospitality businesses will have to provide table service only from Thursday 24 September 2020 and all off-licences, including supermarkets, will have to stop selling alcohol at 10pm.

The new measures are part of a package of co-ordinated actions to control the spread of coronavirus, which are being introduced across the UK. They will come into force in Wales at 6pm on Thursday, 24 September 2020.  

To help further prevent the spread of coronavirus, the First Minister also announced:

  • a new £500 payment to support people on low incomes who are asked to self-isolate if they have coronavirus

  • strengthened regulations to ensure employers support people who need to self-isolate

For further information please visit the GOV.Wales website.

Take a look at the Business Wales Covid-19 support for business pages to find out what advice and support is available to businesses in Wales.


First published
24 September 2020
Last updated
07 March 2024
COVID-19: Welsh Government update

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