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Tier restrictions could be in place in Greater Manchester for 'months' until a vaccine is rolled out, leader warns

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A council leader has warned that stricter Covid-19 Tier restrictions could continue for a ‘number of months’ until a widespread vaccination programme is rolled-out across the country.Health Secretary Matt Hancock has announced today that Greater Manchester will be placed back into Tier 3 of the government’s strengthened tier system when national lockdown ends next week.The Tier 3 classification – the ‘very high alert’ level – means that people cannot meet others they do not live or bubble with either indoors or in some outdoor spaces, such as private gardens.However the rule of six will apply in certain outdoor public spaces such as parks, sports facilities, in the countryside and heritage sites.All hospitality venues – including pubs,.

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Tameside MP says Tier 3 measures are a 'heavy blow' for Greater Manchester
People in Tameside have been urged to follow the new Tier 3 restrictions once lockdown finishes but an MP has warned the measures will be a ‘heavy blow’ and warned he is ‘minded to oppose’ them.Health Secretary Matt Hancock has announced today that Greater Manchester will be placed back into Tier 3 of the government’s strengthened tier system when national lockdown ends next week.Despite the regional rate of infection falling from 432 cases per 100,000 to 276, hospitals remain under strain from the numbers of coronavirus patients needing treatment.Tameside’s infection rate stands at 249.4 as of Wednesday, November 25, a 37pc drop from the previous week.The Tier 3 system – the ‘very high alert’ level – means that people cannot meet others
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From December 2 more than 20 million people face tougher tiered restrictions.When the national lockdown ends next Wednesday, England will revert back to the tiered system first introduced in October.However, it has been "strengthened" and Boris Johnson described it as "tougher" as the UK still battles the coronavirus pandemic.Health secretary Matt Hancock announced on Thursday (November 26) which areas would be placed in which tier.Greater Manchester will be placed in Tier 3, the 'Very High alert' tier, from December 2.Lancashire, Blackpool and Blackburn with Darwen are the other areas in the North West facing the strictest measures.As a result of our region being placed into Tier 3, it is therefore affecting all 10 boroughs in Greater
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Bolton Wanderers, Wigan Athletic and Salford City learn fan decision as Greater Manchester tier confirmed
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